Given text like,
A 0 1 2 3 4
I want to match the A with each number as a separate match like,
re.findall(some_regex, "A 0 1 2 3 4")
would return,
[
["A", "0"],
["A", "1"],
["A", "2"],
["A", "3"],
["A", "4"],
]
dd ='A01234'
Result = [[dd[0],j] for i,j in enumerate(dd) if i!=0]
#Output = [['A', '0'], ['A', '1'], ['A', '2'], ['A', '3'], ['A', '4']]
That is not possible. But you can generate such a list easily.
x = re.findall("A*[0-9]", "A 0 1 2 3 4")
result = [["A", str(c)] for c in x]
Try this, I did it with two Python regex
.
import re
text = "A 0 1 2 3 4" # your text here
"""
select first character which belongs to alphabetically
between a and z, lower case OR upper case. If you need
to match only upper case character, just change pattern1
into "^[A-Z]"
pattern2 will match all the string contains with digits
which mean numbers from 0-9
"""
pattern1 = "^[A-Za-z]"
pattern2 = "\d"
print([[re.search(pattern1, text).group(0), a] for a in re.findall(pattern2, text)])
Output is,
[['A', '0'], ['A', '1'], ['A', '2'], ['A', '3'], ['A', '4']]
Now you can change first character as you wish with any number of digits.
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