Answer to Question #39909 in Python for Jason

Question

So far I have:
x=raw_input("Enter a Sentence :")
i=0
while i <len(x):
i = i + 1
print(x[0:i])
that asks the user for an input and prints out the individual letters. I wanted to perform certain operations for individual characters and I was not quite sure how to refer to each character. For example, if I have a sentence: I like to eat apples how would I refer to the letter: k so that I can, let's say, turn it red using graphics import. (I'm not interested in knowing how to turn it red, just a way so I can refer to individual characters so I can write certain functions with them)

Answer 1

Answer on Question#39909, Programming, Python
to read:
Lists,
Strings

#x = str(raw_input("Enter  a Sentence: "))
x = "Hello World!"
print x  #string line
letters = [letter for letter in x]
print letters #list of letters
#now perform manipulations on list
letters += [' ',':',')']
#change by index
letters[6] = 'w'
#find by value
newX = "" #new sentence
for i in range(len(letters)):
    if letters[i] == 'o':
        letters[i] = '0'
    newX += letters[i]

print newX