1. Go to https://imsdb.com and find any movie script of your choice. 2. Copy one or two paragraphs from the script of your choice and store it in a variable. 3. Print the Length of the string 4. Ask the user to input a word and display whether that word is present in the string or not. 5. Replace any word in the string with another word of your choice and then display the new string. (Please do not use any offensive or inapproriate words).

1. Go to https://imsdb.com and find any movie script of your choice. 2. Copy one or two paragraphs from the script of your choice and store it in a variable. 3. Print the Length of the string 4. Ask the user to input a word and display whether that word is present in the string or not. 5. Replace any word in the string with another word of your choice and then display the new string. (Please do not use any offensive or inapproriate words).

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ISBN:9781337508841

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Chapter3: Performing Calculations With Formulas And Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4.9CP

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