Working With Strings | Python | Tutorial 6

Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, lists, tuples, loops, conditionals, object orientation, and much more.

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[jelcroospockt]

with print(phrase.index("a")) it will give only the index of the frist "a". how do i get it to print the indexes of all a?

[MigglesU]

i dont know why it is like that but if i press space one letter of code deletes instead of moving forward

[yatraheart]

Hello All,

I have assigned "welecome" to the variable message
when I use index function it gives output like 1
so it means it won't consider the other e in the value
can anyone explain please

message = "Welcome to my string exercise"
print(len(message))
print(message.index("e"))

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Giraffe Academy only have 14 letters but i think the computer also reads the space line....