Remove all quotations within a string

Question

I just want to remove all quotation marks from a string.
I’ve tried using .strip() and a for loop and that doesn’t work either.
What am I doing wrong?
I know this question is similar to a few others on stack overflow, I looked at them, and they didn’t give me a straight answer.

string = """Hi" how "are "you"""
string.replace('"',"")
print(string)

Asked By: FATCAT47

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Answer 1

Strings are immutable in python, string.replace can’t mutate an existing string so you need to do

string = """Hi" how "are "you"""
new_string = string.replace('"',"")
print(new_string)

Or reassign the existing variable with the new value

Answered By: Xetera

Answer 2

There you go.

string = """Hi" how "are "you"""
string = string.replace('"','')
print(string)

or (prefer this method to get rid of unwanted characters.)

string = """Hi" how "are "you"""
for i in range(0, len(string)):
    string = string.replace('"','')
print(string)

Answered By: Hashem

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