python REGEX - 如何从字符串中删除方括号？

Question

A = """ This is my [name Duty subjected to solve - time situation ] and finally I called "the man \fjd " so you take of care of that thing. """

This is an random string probably similar to my problem.

I wanted to output like this

[name Duty subjected to solve - time situation ### Without square brackets but using finditer in python aslo I need solution for

the man \fjd ### material inside bracket using re.finditer....

    a= """This is my [name Duty subjected to solve  - time situation ] and finally I called "the man \fjd " so you take of care of that thing."""
pattern ='''         I nEDD THIS ANSwers                                  '''
    for item in finditer(pattern ,a, re,VERBOSE :
       return(item.groupdict())

Answer 1

Why do you need regex just to remove the square brackets? You can simply use replace to get the job done!

a = a.replace('[', '').replace(']', ''])