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Do you please know if it's possible in Python 3.7 to find in a list a certain word? For example, in a list list = ['hello world', 'hello everyone', 'Freddy Krueger'] to make the program do an action only for the element with the word 'hello' inside of them. Sorry for my bad english, I hope you will help me finding a solution. Have a nice evening!

Diego Mombelli
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  • What if the list includes something like `'Othello'`? Should that be a match for `'hello'`, or do you want only whole words? And what about case-sensitivity? – ekhumoro Dec 04 '19 at 20:35

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quick and easy way is to iterate over each string in the list, and then check if that string contains the word hello

for string in list:
    if 'hello' in string:
        #do something
swaggy p
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