Python Doubt

message = "sea you soon"
message[2] = "e"
print(message)

o/p: TypeError: 'str' object does not support it

In this string I wanted to change particular index can you give some clue how to resolve it

Comments

[Kevin José Hernández González]

Hey Asish, in Python string objects are inmutable, you need to create a new string

[Asish kumar sahu]

if i wanted to replace it that is it possible

[Evan Porter]

Short answer as mentioned by Kevin, is “no”.

The long answer is you can create a new string based on the existing string.

new_message = f"{message[0:2]}e{message[3:]}"

In the above example I used an f-string to make the new string, but it’s not the only option.

The message[0:2] gives you “se” and the message[3:] gives you “ you soon”. These expressions are called slices in Python.