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In vscode there is a display whitespace option and I just turn that on.

Any errors showing up for you? Or what’s not working?

So you could count the index of where the “w” for world is at string an do what we did for the “H”. So it would be something like: print(message[7]) But like you pointed out that is tedious and we don’t want to do that for every word so we could use some other saying functions to accomplish this like: w = message.split(“ “)[-1][0] What this does is split message into a list where values are split by a single space so we go from: “Hello world!!!” To [“Hello”, “world!!!”] Now the [-1] tells us to get the last index in the list which is the string “world!!!” And the extra [0] tells us to get the first character in that string. Does that help or make sense? If not I can make a video in this because it’s a good question!

@@CaseDigital sure it might help me understand better I hope anyway because I am going through words counting letters that have five letters and the first letter of words that start with a, b, and c so looking online is helping a little bit but not going to use something I don't understand and thank you for saying you can make a video on my previous comment

So to make sure I make a helpful video are you looking for methods to count all the words in a single string and get their first characters for each word? For example: Given: x = “hello my name is Bob” Return: [“H”, “m”, “n”, “i”, “B”] or each printed out individually? If I’m not understanding correctly please let me know!

@@CaseDigital Yeah you are right

Whoa for real that’s pretty cool! I’ll have to try it! Thanks for letting me know!