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How to get the index of a character from a string - chihaya - Dec-03-2019 Hi, i used this code it is getting the index value but i need it to get the index value as the expected output s = 'Apples are totally awesome' l = [] for idx, item in enumerate(s.lower()): if 'a' in item: l.append(idx) if('l' in item) and ('a' in s[idx-1]): l.append(idx) print(l) Actual output: [0,7,14,15,20] Expected output: [0,7,14,15,16,20] RE: How to get the index of a character from a string - buran - Dec-03-2019 can you explain the desired output in plain english |