Python

>>> "    xyz     ".rstrip()
'    xyz'

Use the strip() method
Example

>>> name = '  Steve  ' 
>>> name
'  Steve  '
>>> name = name.strip()
>>> name
'Steve'

Use the rstrip() method
Example

>>> name = '  Steve  ' 
>>> name
'  Steve  '
>>> name = name.rstrip()
>>> name
'  Steve'

Use the lstrip() method

>>> name = '  Steve  ' 
>>> name
'  Steve  '
>>> name = name.lstrip()
>>> name
'Steve  '

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