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Nivesh Sharma
Courses Plus Student 1,941 PointsPlease Help with remove function inPython
I don't understand here wether it's asking to implement the remove method to the string or a list.
How can we apply the remove method on a string value...It's giving an error: AttributeError
def disemvowel(word):
word.remove("a")
word.remove("A")
word.remove("e")
word.remove("E")
word.remove("i")
word.remove("I")
word.remove("o")
word.remove("O")
word.remove("u")
word.remove("U")
return word
2 Answers
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsStrings don't have a remove method. But even if they did, remove only removes the first find of the element. For example:
>>> string = "aaa"
>>> string.remove('a')
>>> string
'aa'
Nivesh Sharma
Courses Plus Student 1,941 PointsCan you help with the above challenge...help me understand the problem
Alexander Davison
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