I have a string ADFBDFDS
. I want to split the string in two ways: Either like this ADFB|DFDS
or this ADF|BDFDS
. Is there a method where I can use B
as a regex and use an additional argument whether I want it so split the string in afterB
or before B
? Thanks!
CodePudding user response:
You can use Lookahead and Lookbehind for that:
import re
data = "ADFBDFDS"
split_after = re.split('(?<=B)', data) # ['ADFB', 'DFDS']
split_before = re.split('(?=B)', data) # ['ADF', 'BDFDS']
CodePudding user response:
Do you mean like this?
string = "ADFBDFDS"
string = string.replace("B"," B ")
before_b = string.split(" ")[0] #ADF
after_b = string.split(" ")[2] #DFDS
with split