int has a popcount method, but why should numbers have all the fun? This package adds a poopcount attribute on strings, which contains the (integer) amount of poop in the string.
Installation:
pip install poopcountUsage:
>>> "hello world".poopcount
0
>>> "💩".poopcount
1
>>> "💩".join("012345").poopcount
5
>>> s = "holy 💩, this one's 💩really 💩💩crappy💩💩💩"
>>> (s * 100).poopcount
700
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