How to remove all characters before a specific character in Python?

Question

I\'d like to remove all characters before a designated character or set of characters (for example):

intro = \"<>I\'m Tom.\"

Now I\'d

Answer 1

str.find could find character index of certain string's first appearance:

intro[intro.find('I'):]

Answer 2

I looped through the string and passed the index.

intro_list = []

intro = "<>I'm Tom."
for i in range(len(intro)):
    if intro[i] == '<' or intro[i] == '>':
        pass
    else:
        intro_list.append(intro[i])

intro = ''.join(intro_list)
print(intro)

Answer 3

Since index(char) gets you the first index of the character, you can simply do string[index(char):].

For example, in this case index("I") = 2, and intro[2:] = "I'm Tom."