Hi,
A newbie re query.
>>> import re
>>> s='one'
>>> re.sub('(one)','only \\0',s)
'only \x00'
>>> re.sub('(one)','only \0',s)
'only \x00'
I expected the output to be 'only one' with \0 behaving like "&" in sed.
What is wrong with my syntax?
With warm regards,
-Payal
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