Python provides a method for doing this 2) split returns a list of strings Here we have a longer string to start with; it contains 6 words,
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Python Lists Chapter 8 Python for Informatics: Exploring Information Just like strings, we can get at any single element in a list using an
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print(word,"is not a palindrome ") main() Slicing a String Slicing refers to obtaining a substring of a given string An explicit way to denote a
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Once you have used split to break the string into a list of words, you can use the index operator (square bracket) to look at a particular word in the list
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We saw string split() previously when reading CSV/TSV files • Here, split() can be used to convert a string to a list of words
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BASIC PYTHON FUNCTIONS FOR STRINGS AND OTHER SEQUENCES CHARACTERS AND NUMBERS - CONVERSION FUNCTIONS >>>words = "Welcome to the US\n" split() >
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infile = open(r'C:\AI\python\book\atlasShrugged txt', 'r') You can convert this string into a sequential list of words by using the split method:
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A very useful string method in Python is split() It will rely on a helper function tokenize that will split a string into a list of lowercase words
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The method split returns a list of all the words in the string, using str as the separator splitsonallwhitespaceifleftunspecified, optionally limiting the
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