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how to find total no of dfferent char avaliable in given strings

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Stg = "Thanks for the video"
Print(stg)
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Madam, you have not used Jupyetr but pycharm? Can you please guide when to use Jupyter & when to use pycharm?

Your tutorial is really very nice and important but I can't see this.

How can I delete all the characters in the second string from the first string?

I can't see any output of the program

Your last programme was really nice. :)

Thanks a lot for this video! I wanted to write a programme to find the initials of a name in python but was not getting function like LEFT,RIGHT or MID as in other programmes. Then I thought of a function giving me position of a character in a string like index but dint know python too has such function. tried to use INDEX(String) but it dint work. Post seeing your video, I used split function to get my initials. It helped me a lot! Thanks :) The programme is as follows:
name = input("Enter a name")
print ("The initials of",name, "are")
list=name.split(" ")
for i in list:
print (i[0].upper(),end=" ")


Also this programme just gives you initials of a 2 words name because index just gives u first occurence:
name = input("Enter a name(only first name & last name:)")
print ("The initials of",name, "are")
print (name[0],end=" ")
for i in name:
if i==" ":
c=name.index(" ")
print (name[c+1],end=" ")

Input two strings, first string contain a word and in second string contain a some letter from first string. find the second string is sub string of first without using any inbuilt function . immediate reply

Actually i can't see anything

x="Welcome to Simplilearn"
z=""
for i in x.split(" "):
z=z+" "+i[::-1]
print(z)


a more easier way for the exercise

Some zooming this word
Word are very small latter
Video is useful

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