[Python] How can I check whether a character is at least twice inside a string?

String string_data is read from input. If "r" is in string_data, then:

Output "At: " followed by the index of the first occurrence. Create a string from string_data with the first two occurrences of "r" replaced by "(deleted)" and output the new string on a new line.

Otherwise, output "No matches".

can anybody crack this one I know I may need an elif statement somewhere also need a else statement at the end for the otherwise part of the question.

I tried this code it works up until the else: statement or the otherwise, output "No Matches".

string_data = input()

if 'r' in string_data:
index = string_data.find('r')
print(f'At:', index)

new_str = string_data.replace("r", "(deleted)", 2)

print(new_str, end='')
print()

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