Split these strings while inside a list-CodePudding

So I have this list:

[
  '92\nMetaverse Psychedelics Anonymous Pass\n44.6\n 1185.27%\n---\n0.08\n6.4K\n9.5K', 
  '100\nCryptoDickbutts\n41.42\n 896.92%\n 105.73%\n0.75\n1.5K\n5.2K', 
  '20\nArt Blocks Factory\n355.01\n 798.96%\n 122.79%\n---\n20.4K\n79.3K'
]

And I need help finding a good way to split the list items at every "\n". Split wont work because I'm assuming that it doesn't register the \n as part of the string...

CodePudding user response：

I'm not 100% sure what the result should be, but this is an idea:

>>> t = [
...   '92\nMetaverse Psychedelics Anonymous Pass\n44.6\n 1185.27%\n---\n0.08\n6.4K\n9.5K',
...   '100\nCryptoDickbutts\n41.42\n 896.92%\n 105.73%\n0.75\n1.5K\n5.2K',
...   '20\nArt Blocks Factory\n355.01\n 798.96%\n 122.79%\n---\n20.4K\n79.3K'
... ]

>>> for i in t:
...     print(i.splitlines())
...
['92', 'Metaverse Psychedelics Anonymous Pass', '44.6', ' 1185.27%', '---', '0.08', '6.4K', '9.5K']
['100', 'CryptoDickbutts', '41.42', ' 896.92%', ' 105.73%', '0.75', '1.5K', '5.2K']
['20', 'Art Blocks Factory', '355.01', ' 798.96%', ' 122.79%', '---', '20.4K', '79.3K']

>>> p = [x for i in t for x in i.splitlines()]
>>>
>>> p
['92', 'Metaverse Psychedelics Anonymous Pass', '44.6', ' 1185.27%', '---', '0.08', '6.4K', '9.5K', '100', 'CryptoDickbutts', '41.42', ' 896.92%', ' 105.73%', '0.75', '1.5K', '5.2K', '20', 'Art Blocks Factory', '355.01', ' 798.96%', ' 122.79%', '---', '20.4K', '79.3K']

CodePudding user response：

You could do this

my_list = [
  '92\nMetaverse Psychedelics Anonymous Pass\n44.6\n 1185.27%\n---\n0.08\n6.4K\n9.5K', 
  '100\nCryptoDickbutts\n41.42\n 896.92%\n 105.73%\n0.75\n1.5K\n5.2K', 
  '20\nArt Blocks Factory\n355.01\n 798.96%\n 122.79%\n---\n20.4K\n79.3K'
]

new_list = []

for string in my_list:
    # .extend is like append but it appends all items of the list which in this case is the string split by "\n"
    new_list.extend(string.split("\n")) 

print(new_list)

It loops through the list of strings and splits them by the newline.

CodePudding user response：

You can use this code

my_list = [
  '92\nMetaverse Psychedelics Anonymous Pass\n44.6\n 1185.27%\n---\n0.08\n6.4K\n9.5K', 
  '100\nCryptoDickbutts\n41.42\n 896.92%\n 105.73%\n0.75\n1.5K\n5.2K', 
  '20\nArt Blocks Factory\n355.01\n 798.96%\n 122.79%\n---\n20.4K\n79.3K'
]

new_list = []

for item in my_list:
    new = item.split('\n')
    new_list.append(' '.join(new))

then I guess you will have what you need