Count Vowels in a Word with Python List Comprehension | Easy String Tutorial for Beginners

Learn how to count vowels in a word using a Python list comprehension in this beginner-friendly tutorial! We’ll take a word like "hello", convert it to lowercase, and count the vowels (a, e, i, o, u) with a concise one-liner, getting 2 vowels (e, o). Perfect for Python beginners, coding enthusiasts, or anyone exploring string manipulation with practical Python code!

🔍 **What You'll Learn:**
- What counts as a vowel (a, e, i, o, u)
- Using list comprehension to filter vowels
- Converting strings to lowercase for consistency
- Applying string manipulation in Python

💻 **Code Used in This Video:**
# Count vowels in a word using list comprehension
word = "hello"
print(vowel_count) # Output: 2 (e, o are vowels)

# Test with another word
word2 = "PYTHON"
print(vowel_count2) # Output: 1 (o is the only vowel)

🌟 **Why Count Vowels with List Comprehension?**

📚 **Who’s This For?**
- Python beginners learning list comprehensions
- Students practicing string manipulation
- Coders preparing for coding challenges

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# Count vowels in a word using list comprehension
word = "hello"
print(vowel_count) # Output: 2 (vowels: e, o)

# Test with another word
word2 = "PYTHON"
print(vowel_count2) # Output: 1 (vowel: o)

# Test with no vowels
word3 = "sky"
print(vowel_count3) # Output: 0 (no vowels)