I am relatively new to python. Suppose I have the following string -

```
tweet1= 'Check this out!! #ThrowbackTuesday I finally found this!!'
tweet2= 'Man the summer is hot... #RisingSun #SummerIsHere Can't take it..'

```

Now, I am trying to delete all **hashtags(#)** within the tweets such that -

```
tweet1= 'Check this out!!  I finally found this!!'
tweet2= 'Man the summer is hot...  Can't take it..'

```

My code was -

```
tweet1= 'Check this out!! #ThrowbackTuesday I finally found this!!'
i,j=0,0
s=tweet1
while i < len(tweet1):
    if tweet1[i]=='#':
        j=i
        while tweet1[j] != ' ':
            ++j
        while i<len(tweet1) and j<len(tweet1):
            ++j
            s[i]=tweet1[j]
            ++i
    ++i
print(s)

```

This code gives me no output and no errors which leads me to believe that I am using the wrong logic. Is there an easier solution to this using regex?