some questions

[Batista, Facundo]

The method string.split() returns a list:

>>> s = "This is an example"
>>> s.split()
['This', 'is', 'an', 'example']
>>> s
'This is an example'

Be warned that split *returns* a string, does *not* modifies the string
itself (as you can see above, s is still the original s).

As a tutorial, I love "Dive into Python".


.	Facundo





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#- De: Andreas Bauer [mailto:buki at bukis.org]
#- Enviado el: Lunes 14 de Julio de 2003 3:27 PM
#- Para: python-list at python.org
#- Asunto: some questions
#- 
#- 
#- Hi,
#- 
#- I need some information on how to deal with strings which I have
#- divided by using split(). I'm new to python and don't know how to
#- handle these split up strings. 
#- And I some one could recommend a good tutorial I would be very
#- glad. Can't hardly find any.
#- 
#- Thanks in advance.
#- 
#- Andreas
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