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search?query=EasterGmPromo2020&searchType=mktgattribute&monet=CURATED&fulfillment=all
I have such type of strings. I wanted to get data from ?query=EasterGmPromo2020 only. How to do in regex.
This is a query string. There are many packages out there that parse URLs, no need for regex here.
One way is to use urllib.parse (built into Python 3)
from urllib import parse
params = parse.parse_qs("query=EasterGmPromo2020&searchType=mktgattribute&monet=CURATED&fulfillment=all")
print(params["query"])
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Hi I'm trying to catch the change in the paperclip of my computer with the library pyperclip something same as
url=pyperclip.paste()
I want to create a thread which can append all the urls into a list my script, but I don't know how to could I do it
Thanks for your time and help c:
Did you check the documentation or the source code at all? That's all I did. pyperclip supports waitForPaste and waitForNewPaste methods that can do this.
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I have a string column like this and want to filter content between "/" character:
A
9/17/001.a.x.y.16.04451
006.b.021017006814
2/17/000.c.m.n.15.00668/008
And the expected output is
A
001.a.x.y.16.04451
006.b.021017006814
000.c.m.n.15.00668
How could i make it done with python/R/Mysql
Thank youuu
In MySQL, you can use regexp_replace():
select t.*,
regexp_replace(a, '^[^/]+/[^/]+/([^/]*)[/|^]', '$1')
from t;
The logic is that you seem to want the third component between slashes if there is one. Otherwise, you seem to want the entire string.
Here is a db<>fiddle.
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How would I convert the following code into ruby requivalent?
reg = re.compile(r"([\[\_\-\—]+[ ]*[\d\]]+[ ]*[\_\-\—\]]+[ ])", re.IGNORECASE)
reg.sub(lambda m: r'\n{}'.format(m.group()), s)
I believe this is the answer?
s = s.gsub(/([\[\_\-\—]+[ ]*[\d\]]+[ ]*[\_\-\—\]]+[ ])/i,'\n\1')
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I work with Python 2.7. It is my first question here.
Here is my code:
import re
string = "0581111105822222749533333"
result = re.findall(r'058',string) # ['058', '058']
I want to add 5 digits after 058 and receive:
# ['05811111','05822222']
How to do this?
Thank you.
You can extract what you need using 058\d{5} pattern. This matches '058' characters and keeps extracting 5 digits after those.
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While I was trying to read Amazon's data, I noticed little difference in the outputs when I used an lxml parser instead of html. Which one should I prefer and why?
Are you using BeautifulSoup for parsing? If so then read the documentation.
https://www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/bs4/doc/#installing-a-parser
https://www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/bs4/doc/#differences-between-parsers