Python to extract parts of data from a file

Question

I have data that looks like this

{sdfsdfsdfsdfsdf}{sdfsdfsdfsfsdfsdf}{dfsdfsdfsdfsdfsf}{dfsdfsdfsfsdfsd}

I want a peace of code that can turn it into this

{sdfsdfsdfsdfsdf}
{sdfsdfsdfsfsdfsdf}
{dfsdfsdfsdfsdfsf}
{dfsdfsdfsfsdfsd}

any help will be appreciated thank you

Answer 1

You can split on } and add it back to each split line slicing off the last } or use re.findall to match curly braces with anything in between:

lines = """{sdfsdfsdfsdfsdf}{sdfsdfsdfsfsdfsdf}{dfsdfsdfsdfsdfsf}{dfsdfsdfsfsdfsd}"""

print("\n".join([line+"}" for line in lines.split("}")][:-1]))

{sdfsdfsdfsdfsdf}
{sdfsdfsdfsfsdfsdf}
{dfsdfsdfsdfsdfsf}
{dfsdfsdfsfsdfsd}

import  re

print("\n".join(re.findall("(\{.*?\})",lines)))

{sdfsdfsdfsdfsdf}
{sdfsdfsdfsfsdfsdf}
{dfsdfsdfsdfsdfsf}
{dfsdfsdfsfsdfsd}

From a file:

    with open("foo.txt") as f:
        for line in f:
             print("\n".join(re.findall("(\{.*?\})",line)))