I'm trying to move a character from the beginning of a word to the end of that word.
For example:
input: _baba _dede
output baba_ dede_
How can I achieve that.
I tried this with re.sub()
import re
key="_baba _dede"
g=re.sub("_.","._",key)
print(g)
output;
._aba ._ede
But it is not working
a solution without regex
text = "_baba _dede"
print [word[1:] + word[0] for word in text.split()]
Using Regex. Pattern re.sub(r"_(\\w*)", r"\\1_", string)
Ex:
import re
s = "_baba _dede"
print(re.sub(r"_(\w*)", r"\1_", s))
Output:
baba_ dede_
You don't need a regex for this, just split the words, remove the underscore from front and put it in the back
key="_baba _dede"
li = [ item.replace('_','')+'_' for item in key.split()]
print(' '.join(li))
Output is
baba_ dede_
Or restructure the word to move the character in the front towards the back
key="_baba _dede"
li = [ item[1:] + item[0] for item in key.split()]
print(' '.join(li))
Output
baba_ dede_
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