How to remove first character from string ?

Question

I am solving a problem so I have to remove first
Character from words but I have no idea.
Anyone tell me how to remove.

Answer 1

You can use: del a[-1]

Answer 2

Pawan Kumar

x = ["aapple","bbanana","ccat","ddonkey"]

y = [ i[1:] for i in x]

print(y)
#apple,banana,cat,donkey

Answer 3

I think it can be something like:

a = input()
print(a[1:])

Hope that's helpful!

Answer 4

a="hello"

Indexing
________

print(a[0]) // 'h'

Slicing

_______

print(a[1:]) //"ello"

Answer 5

It is not possible!
A string is immutable, all you can do is create another string not having first char.
Choose one of the proposals given .

Answer 6

Use this simple code -

print(str(input())[1:])

Answer 7

Thanks Friends

Answer 8

Finally I have solved the problem.

Answer 9

a = "string"
a = a[1:]
print(a)

Answer 10

a = input()

r = a.replace(a[-1], '')

print(r)

Answer 11

Rostislav Khalilov and Md Sayed and Abhay I want to remove first character of list string.
I mean a list where values are string.
Ok

Answer 12

Ok let me try frist

Answer 13

Yo, just use a[0] to get the first index of a.

Answer 14

You can use this method...

a = "PMurad" (or any string)
a = a[1:]
print(a)

Your output will be "Murad" (1st character removed)

Answer 15

You can use replace() method.

str = "Ahmed"
NewStr= str.replace("A","")
print (NewStr)

Output:
hmed

Answer 16

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