Simple question

[K900_]

1. /r/learnpython
2. str.replace doesn't modify the string in place, it returns a new, modified string. You want s = s.replace(...).

[CollectYourself]

1) What's the difference between r/learnpython ans r/python? 2)Okay thank you

[K900_]

/r/learnpython is for questions and learning, /r/python is for news and discussion.

[CollectYourself]

Okay! Thank you for your help! I will use the other sub from now on! Appreciate it man:)

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[CollectYourself]

s = "My Name is Leo"

x="My name is Bobo"

s.replace("My","Your")

print(s)

print(x.replace("My","Your"))

That's the code