The string functions startswith and endswith in Python are typically used like in the following example:
s = 'devlabs.ninja'
print(s.startswith('dev')) # True
print(s.endswith('ninja')) # True
But we can also use an tuple with multiple options to check for both function:
s = 'devlabs.ninja'
test = ('dev', 'labs', 'ninja')
print(s.startswith(test)) # True
print(s.s.endswith(test)) # True
The functions will return True if one of the options is included.