I want to extract a word which is next to the keyword in the line. Note: The keyword exists twice in the line and I want to print both words next to the keyword.
Example:
This is my first Python language and I like this language to the most.
Desired Output:(need words next to language
in below format)
and
to
re.findall
with zero-width positive lookbehind ( (?<=language )
) to match language
before, then getting the desired substrings with \\w+
and print
-ing with sep='\\n'
to get desired output format:
In [33]: s = 'This is my first Python language and I like this language to the most.'
In [34]: print(*re.findall(r'(?<=language )\w+', s), sep='\n')
and
to
data = 'This is my first Python language and I like this language to the most.'
for i, word in enumerate(data.split()):
if word == 'language':
print(data.split()[i + 1])
text = "hola esto es una prueba donde esto busca la siguiente linea de esto"
brk = "esto"
for i, texto in enumerate(text.split(brk)):
if i > 0:
print( texto.split()[0] if len(texto.split()) > 0 else '')
And now you just have to change the text and the break work
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