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I have a variable with two words, and I am confused on how to display the first letter of each word.



import random

var1 = "Donkey Kong"

var2 = "King Bowser"

var3 = random.choice(var1, var2)

print(var3[0])


So how would I display the first letter of either variable, seeing as both words have different lengths?






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    I have a variable with two words, and I am confused on how to display the first letter of each word.



    import random
    
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
    
var2 = "King Bowser"
    
var3 = random.choice(var1, var2)
    
print(var3[0])


    So how would I display the first letter of either variable, seeing as both words have different lengths?






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      I have a variable with two words, and I am confused on how to display the first letter of each word.



      import random
      
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
      
var2 = "King Bowser"
      
var3 = random.choice(var1, var2)
      
print(var3[0])


      So how would I display the first letter of either variable, seeing as both words have different lengths?






      python beginner python-3.x







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      I have a variable with two words, and I am confused on how to display the first letter of each word.



      import random
      
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
      
var2 = "King Bowser"
      
var3 = random.choice(var1, var2)
      
print(var3[0])


      So how would I display the first letter of either variable, seeing as both words have different lengths?






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          Try this:



          import random
          

          
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
          
var2 = "King Bowser"
          
var3 = random.choice( var1[0] + var2[0] )
          

          
print( var3 )


          The output will be either D for Donkey Kong or K for King Bowser.



          This is because var1[0] + var2[0] essentially becomes a new string: DK.

          That's the first characters [0] of both strings var1 and var2.

          You can check it with: print( var1[0] + var2[0] ).






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          Try this:



          import random
          

          
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
          
var2 = "King Bowser"
          
var3 = random.choice( var1[0] + var2[0] )
          

          
print( var3 )


          The output will be either D for Donkey Kong or K for King Bowser.



          This is because var1[0] + var2[0] essentially becomes a new string: DK.

          That's the first characters [0] of both strings var1 and var2.

          You can check it with: print( var1[0] + var2[0] ).






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          Try this:



          import random
          

          
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
          
var2 = "King Bowser"
          
var3 = random.choice( var1[0] + var2[0] )
          

          
print( var3 )


          The output will be either D for Donkey Kong or K for King Bowser.



          This is because var1[0] + var2[0] essentially becomes a new string: DK.

          That's the first characters [0] of both strings var1 and var2.

          You can check it with: print( var1[0] + var2[0] ).






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          Try this:



          import random
          

          
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
          
var2 = "King Bowser"
          
var3 = random.choice( var1[0] + var2[0] )
          

          
print( var3 )


          The output will be either D for Donkey Kong or K for King Bowser.



          This is because var1[0] + var2[0] essentially becomes a new string: DK.

          That's the first characters [0] of both strings var1 and var2.

          You can check it with: print( var1[0] + var2[0] ).






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          Try this:



          import random
          

          
var1 = "Donkey Kong"
          
var2 = "King Bowser"
          
var3 = random.choice( var1[0] + var2[0] )
          

          
print( var3 )


          The output will be either D for Donkey Kong or K for King Bowser.



          This is because var1[0] + var2[0] essentially becomes a new string: DK.

          That's the first characters [0] of both strings var1 and var2.

          You can check it with: print( var1[0] + var2[0] ).







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