# This super_sum function accepts a list of one or more strings and sums up the index position of the first occurence of the letter "s"

def super_sum(ssum):
    total = 0
    s_counts = []

    for anystring in ssum:  #iterates over every character in the list passed to it
        if "s" in anystring:  #checks for the character "s" in the elements of the strings passed to it
            index_positions = (anystring.index("s")) #creating a variable to store the index position of the first occurence of the character "s"
            #print(index_positions)  #To check if i was getting the right index positions of the found "s" character in the string
            s_counts.append(index_positions)  #To add all the index positions to a list, to be able to iterate them and add them.
            #print (s_count) #To check if the expected list was created

    for counts in s_counts:  #to iterate the generated index positions of the character "s", so as to add up easily
        total += counts #the process of adding up the list of the index positions of the character "s"
    return total


print(super_sum(["Jesus", "sweet", "anybody", "grass"]))
print(super_sum(["asus", "rest", "pies"]))