I have an input like this:
{"id": 123, "class": t1, "format": f1, "class-2": t1, ...}
{"id": 456, "class": t2, "format": f1, ...}
{"id": 567, "class": t1, "format": f2, "class-2": t2, "class-3": t1, ...}
...
I want an output like this:
123 = t1
456 = t2
567 = t1
...
(567 classification compares how many times t1 appears against t2)
I am trying re.search but without success. It is a huge text file and I have put everything in the same line but I can not count correctly each class appearance between every id to compare.
I'm not 100% sure I understand what you want and since you didn't any code this is my attempt using Regex:
import re
string = """{"id": 123, "class": t1, "format": f1, "class-again": t1, ...}
{"id": 456, "class": t2, "format": f1, ...}
{"id": 567, "class": t1, "format": f2, "class-again": t2, "class-again": t1, ...} """
for id, cl in zip(re.findall('"id": (.+?),', string),
re.findall('"class": (.+?),', string)):
print('{} = {}'.format(id, cl))
Output:
123 = t1
456 = t2
567 = t1
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