"Write a function named remove_all that accepts" a string and a character as parameters, and removes all occurrences of the character. For example, the call of remove_all("Summer is here!", 'e') should return "Summr is hr!". Do not use the string replace function in your solution.

def remove_all(text, char):

   return ''.join(x for x in text if x not in char )

print(remove_all("Summer is here!", 'e'))

Explanation:

- join() method in Python takes all the element in the string and joins them. However, inside the join method, we excluded the elements that equals to char in the text

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