This is my string:
VISA1240129006|36283354A|081016860665
I need to replace first string.
FIXED_REPLACED_STRING|36283354A|081016860665
I mean, I for example, I need to get next string:
Is there any elegant way to get it using python3?
CodePudding user response:
You can do this way:
>>> l = 'VISA1240129006|36283354A|081016860665'.split('|')
>>> l[0] = 'FIXED_REPLACED_STRING'
>>> l
['FIXED_REPLACED_STRING', '36283354A', '081016860665']
>>> '|'.join(l)
'FIXED_REPLACED_STRING|36283354A|081016860665'
Explanation: first, you split a string into a list. Then, you change what you need in the position(s) you want. Finally, you rebuild the string from such a modified list.
If you need a complete replacement of all the occurrences regardless of their position, check out also the other answers here.
CodePudding user response:
You can use the .replace()
method:
l="VISA1240129006|36283354A|081016860665"
l=l.replace("VISA1240129006","FIXED_REPLACED_STRING")
CodePudding user response:
You can use re.sub() from regex library. See similar problem with yours. replace string
My solution using regex is:
import re
l="VISA1240129006|36283354A|081016860665"
new_l = re.sub('^(\w |)',r'FIXED_REPLACED_STRING',l)
It replaces first string before "|" character