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Python Introducing Lists Using Lists Iteration

mohan Abdul
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How do you use '''in''' function to see if a string is inside another string?

How do you use '''in''' function to see if a string is inside another string? could you please use python script to show me where you use back ticks ```

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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You don't see them, but the line after this one has 3 backticks followed by the word python to cause the code after it to be formatted and get syntax coloring :point_down: 

py = "Python is a powerful language"
# here is an example of using the "in" operator
if "pow" in py:
    print("The sentence has 'pow' in it!")

:point_up: The line above this one has just 3 backticks (which also won't show), but doesn't the code look nice?