How to split a sentence using regular expressions?

Question

I have a sentence." Wicked stepmother (1989) as miranda". i have to split it into three parts so that output will be "wicked stepmother, 1989, as miranda". how to do this with regular expression

Answer 1

All you need to do is writing :
print("wicked stepmother, 1989, as miranda")

>>> wicked stepmother, 1989, as miranda

Answer 2

"""
Basic version: without handling possible spaces ^^
- not working if spaces between parenthesis and numbers
- don't "trim" sub-parts
- works for any digit length numbers ( at least one )
... could be improved in any way, obiously
"""

import re

t = 'Wicked stepmother (1989) as miranda'

r = re.compile("^(.*)\((\d+)\)(.*)quot;)
print(r.search(t).groups())

Answer 3

you are level one and tell level 11 you I think you haven't started using this app or learn Python.

Answer 4

@jaya i think so you haven't learn python 😒😒😒.

Answer 5

awesome visph! I will try it. thanks for ur response

Answer 6

thanks a ton visph. it worked

Answer 7

@hasan.. I think you haven't started using this app or learn Python