Python split () method __python

Describe:

Python split () slices a string by specifying a delimiter, separating the NUM substring only if the parameter num has the specified value

Method Explanation:

Split (self, sep=None, maxsplit=-1): # Real signature unknown; Restored from __doc__
    "" "
    s.split (Sep=none, maxsplit=-1)-> List of strings return
    
    a list of the words in S , using Sep as the
    delimiter string.  If Maxsplit is given, at most maxsplit
    splits do. If Sep is not specified or are None, any
    whitespace string are a separator and empty strings are removed from the
    re Sult.
    "" " []

Grammar:

Split () method syntax:

Str.split (str= "", Num=string.count (str)).

Parameters:

STR-delimiter, default to space. Num-the number of splits. return value:

Returns a list of separated strings

Instance:

The following example shows how the split () function is used:

#!/usr/bin/python

str = "Line1-abcdef \nline2-abc \nline4-abcd";
Print Str.split ();
Print Str.split (', 1);

The results of the above example output are as follows:

[' Line1-abcdef ', ' line2-abc ', ' LINE4-ABCD ']
[' Line1-abcdef ', ' \nline2-abc \NLINE4-ABCD ']