i am new to python and i am trying to get a better understanding on how to manipulate strings. Here is my program;
g='Hello world! What is your name?
print(g)
g.split(' ')
print(g.split())How to do i manipulate the strings to get this output
Output:
>>> ['Hello','world','!'],['what','is','your','name','?']
Any help on this issue is greatly appreciated.
need closing quote on line 1
first split on '!'
which will give you a list with two cells
split each cell on space g1 = g[0].split() same for g[1]
append '!' to g[0]
print(g0, g1)
g="Hello world ! what is your name ?"
g1=g.split(' ')
print(g1[0:3],end="")
print(',',end="")
print(g1[3:])
(Mar-16-2019, 07:58 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: [ -> ]need closing quote on line 1
first split on '!'
which will give you a list with two cells
split each cell on space g1 = g[0].split() same for g[1]
append '!' to g[0]
print(g0, g1)
Thank you for your response. One other question , how do you manipulate the spring to add addition strings to the original string. Thanks
(Mar-17-2019, 08:52 AM)saravanatn Wrote: [ -> ]g="Hello world ! what is your name ?"
g1=g.split(' ')
print(g1[0:3],end="")
print(',',end="")
print(g1[3:])
Thank you for your response, one additional question, what is I want to add more to the string, like this
g="Hello world ! what is you name ? my name is Daniel .
several ways to do this, a few below
g = g + 'more text'
if python 3.6 or newer:
g = f'{g} more text'
(Mar-19-2019, 02:19 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: [ -> ]several ways to do this, a few below
g = g + 'more text'
if python 3.6 or newer:
g = f'{g} more text'
Again, thank you for your response, but I am not sure If I understand you response. I am just trying to understand how to make multiple strings work. Thank you
g="Hello world ! what is your name ? my name is Daniel . I am fine "
g1=g.split(' ')
print(g1[0:3],end="")
print(',',end="")
[python]print(g1[3:}
(Mar-19-2019, 06:41 AM)lekuru01 Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar-19-2019, 02:19 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: [ -> ]several ways to do this, a few below
g = g + 'more text'
if python 3.6 or newer:
g = f'{g} more text'
Again, thank you for your response, but I am not sure If I understand you response. I am just trying to understand how to make multiple strings work. Thank you
g="Hello world ! what is your name ? my name is Daniel . I am fine "
g1=g.split(' ')print(g1[0:3],end="")
print(',',end="")print(g1[3:}
Reposting to adhere to the rule of the house
(Mar-18-2019, 11:44 PM)lekuru01 Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar-16-2019, 07:58 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: [ -> ]need closing quote on line 1
first split on '!'
which will give you a list with two cells
split each cell on space g1 = g[0].split() same for g[1]
append '!' to g[0]
print(g0, g1)
Thank you for your response. One other question , how do you manipulate the spring to add addition strings to the original string. Thanks
(Mar-17-2019, 08:52 AM)saravanatn Wrote: [ -> ]g="Hello world ! what is your name ?"
g1=g.split(' ')
print(g1[0:3],end="")
print(',',end="")
print(g1[3:])
Thank you for your response, one additional question, what is I want to add more to the string, like this
g="Hello world ! what is you name ? my name is Daniel . I am fine
Thank you for your response, one additional question, what is I want to add more to the string, like this
g="Hello world ! what is you name ? my name is Daniel . I am fine
g="Hello world ! what is your name ?"
g1=g.split(' ')
print(g1[0:3],end="")
print(',',end="")
print(g1[3:])