lmao I need the whole of the remaining string, not just the second word.
The problem with 'at' is I won't know when to stop for an unknown number of words.
I guess I could iterate through a large amount and stop when at[] returns "" (null string).
The problem with 'at' is I won't know when to stop for an unknown number of words.
I guess I could iterate through a large amount and stop when at[] returns "" (null string).