Good afternoon! I ran into a problem that on a "pure" python I can't correctly convert a string of the form:
'("dbfd8379-f50c-4555-bc04-c138413cd27a", "2022-10-06 15:44:46.713", 1, "String for test1")'
To the list or tuple of the form:
["dbfd8379-f50c-4555-bc04-c138413cd27a", "2022-10-06 15:44:46.713", 1, "String for test1"]
("dbfd8379-f50c-4555-bc04-c138413cd27a", "2022-10-06 15:44:46.713", 1, "String for test1")
I've tried a lot of options, mostly with replace, strip and split. But all of them did not give the desired result. I really ask for your help. Please help me to figure it out.
CodePudding user response:
Did you try with ast.literal_eval()
?
text = '("dbfd8379-f50c-4555-bc04-c138413cd27a", "2022-10-06 15:44:46.713", 1, "String for test1")'
import ast
ast.literal_eval(text)
Output:
('dbfd8379-f50c-4555-bc04-c138413cd27a',
'2022-10-06 15:44:46.713',
1,
'String for test1')
CodePudding user response:
- import ast library
- use ast.literal_eval("your_string") hope u find this usefull.