Python's String cutting

The split () function in Python, typically used to slice and convert a string into a list.

First, function Description:

Split (): Syntax: Str.split (str= "", Num=string.count (str)) [n]

Splits a string. Slice the string by making a delimiter and return the segmented list of strings [list]

Parameter: str: delimiter, default is a space, but cannot be empty ("")

Num: Indicates the number of splits. If NUM is specified, it is split into n+1 substrings, and each string can be assigned to a new variable

[n]: Select the nth Shard, which is the nth string, calculated from 0.

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Python's String cutting