Something like:

string_one = "hello world one"
string_two = "hello john one"
if string_one = string_two:
    do something

So if it detects 2 words in 2 (or more) strings that are the same do something. But I can't figure out how to do it.

CodePudding user response：

Use split() to turn the strings into lists of words, then turn them into sets so you can take the intersection and see if its len is greater than 2.

>>> string_one = "hello world one"
>>> string_two = "hello john one"
>>> set(string_one.split()) & set(string_two.split())
{'hello', 'one'}
>>> if len(set(string_one.split()) & set(string_two.split())) >= 2:
...     print("at least two words are the same!")
...
at least two words are the same!

CodePudding user response：

Using list comparison

string_one = "hello world one"
string_two = "hello john one"

matched = [i for i in string_one.split() if i in string_two.split()]
print(matched)

output List

['hello', 'one']
>>>

You can set condition by

print(len(matched))

output length

Uisng condition accordingly

if(len(matched)) >=2:
    print("2 or more sub words matched")