python - Removing word from string nested in dictionary within a list

Question

I've tried just about everything and I am stumped. I've tried a million variations of:

for guardians in players:
    if "and" in player['guardians']:
        guardians.split('and') 

"clean the guardian's string so that it becomes a List of strings. Remove the and between the names and storing each guardian in a List together for that player."

PLAYERS = [{
        'name': 'Karl Saygan',
        'guardians': 'Heather Bledsoe',
        'experience': 'YES',
        'height': '42 inches'
    },
    {
        'name': 'Matt Gill',
        'guardians': 'Charles Gill and Sylvia Gill',
        'experience': 'NO',
        'height': '40 inches'
    },
    {   'name': 'Sammy Adams',
        'guardians': 'Jeff Adams and Gary Adams',
        'experience': 'NO',
        'height': '45 inches'
    },
    {
        'name': 'Chloe Alaska',
        'guardians': 'David Alaska and Jamie Alaska',
        'experience': 'NO',
        'height': '47 inches'
    },
    {
        'name': 'Bill Bon',
        'guardians': 'Sara Bon and Jenny Bon',
        'experience': 'YES',
        'height': '43 inches'
    },
    {
        'name': 'Joe Kavalier',
        'guardians': 'Sam Kavalier and Elaine Kavalier',
        'experience': 'NO',
        'height': '39 inches'
    },
    {
        'name': 'Phillip Helm',
        'guardians': 'Thomas Helm and Eva Jones',
        'experience': 'YES',
        'height': '44 inches'
    }
]

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65838504/removing-word-from-string-nested-in-dictionary-within-a-list

Answer 1

@Timur Shtatland is right
this is a too simple problem

for player in PLAYERS:
    player['guardians'] = player['guardians'].split(' and ')