When working with different kinds of data, we'll often receive it in a format that can make it hard to work with.
There are three pieces of data in new_users, but it challenging to work with them individually as they're inside a single string.
We're able to split up stings and store the inddividual values inside a list by .split() after the variable.
>>> new_users = "Tom Tim Bob"
>>> new_users.split()
['Tom', 'Tim', 'Bob']