Separating values with "comma" as a delimiter ?

Question

I'm working with a project, in this there will be variable holding any data types just separated with a comma.

I need to separate all these things and also need to define which type it is.

For e.g:
data="Hello, Hey",123,10.04

I used split() function to separate, but it separates the comma even within the string "Hello,Hey"

I don't need like this, all i need is, just to separate the values by commas but not by the commas inside the string.

I killed my brain, but it is still a problem for me.

Answer 1

What about this?

https://code.sololearn.com/cVdQI6g3xG89/?ref=app

Answer 2

And here is my Need !!

https://code.sololearn.com/cY6rwq9f5KB1/?ref=app

Got this from Stack Overflow

Answer 3

Sorry Hemath Kumar I cant seem to figure it out

But i think this should help:
https://code.sololearn.com/cY6rwq9f5KB1/?ref=app

Answer 4

thanks for all ! finally got the solution !!

All of your solutions were almost matched my need !!

But I got the complete result in "re module"

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/cnycKu695L7m/?ref=app
like this?

Answer 6

Agent actually I need that comma inside the string and my string should be a single one !!

like if you use print statement in Python, like this

print "Hey Machi, How are you",123

I need the comma within the string is not be touched!!

Answer 7

Okay Agent just leave.... some others will help

Answer 8

try putting this in front of the coma \

Answer 9

davy hermans let me elaborate my whole problem....

actually my project is a lexer, which will tokens my input.

It need to separate the values and specify which data type it is..!!

There's no matter, if my print status has only one value, but if there are many, which are separated by comma, I need to make the tokens for them too by splitting it up....

so now, as in this point of view,

my "data" variable is not a tuple, it is a string

it actually looks like,

data = ' "Hey, Hello",123 '

now I need to separate this!!

Answer 10

Hemath Kumar are hey and hello separate or together?

Answer 11

no, they are single string,

like print "Hello, Hey"

Answer 12

or "Hello, Longtie"

Answer 13

I think this is exactly what u want
Please inform me if it was exactly what u wante or you need some more changes.

https://code.sololearn.com/c7oW2j7yp1Mf/?ref=app

Answer 14

if data is a tuple (as it looks to be) you could use:

for i in data:
print(i)

or is it a string holding these elements?

Answer 15

LONGTIE actually your answer is good enough,

but my problem is above, just read it out and give me the solution pls