How do i make python look for a specific word (CLOSED)

So i have this code:

x = 1
while x <= 2:
    text = input("> ")
    to_deny = "!?/"
    find=["find subsystem"]
    if any(char in text for char in to_deny):
        print("text contains restricted characters")
        quit()
    if any(char in text for char in find):
        print(f"finding subsystem: {text}")
    if text == "quit":
        quit()
    elif text == "clear":
       import os
       os.system("clear")
    else:
       print(f"running {text}....")

And i want to make it so when you say " find subsystem" (cringe, i know) it will instead print "finding subsystem: (name of subsystem goes here)" and not "finding subsystem: (subsystem) running (subsystem)…."
I have tried everything i could possibly think of but my stupid 2 brain cell mind only tried:
Using lists (i forgot how to make one :/)
Using a dictionary (forgot how to make one too)

>Solution :

Put all the mutually exclusive operations that don’t result in a break or continue in a single if...elif...else chain so that you don’t "fall through" from one into the next.

import os

to_deny = "!?/"
find = "find subsystem "
while True:
    text = input("> ")
    if any(char in text for char in to_deny):
        print("text contains restricted characters")
        break
    if text == "quit":
        break

    if find in text:
        text = text.replace(find, "")
        print(f"finding subsystem: {text}")
    elif text == "clear":
        os.system("clear")
    else:
        print(f"running {text}....")

> find subsystem abc
finding subsystem: abc
> blargh
running blargh....
>