Ok so, let's say I have a string that looks something like this.
str = """
abcedjhg
by234aaD
Xucu2345
Cmn23481
vj3h4123
"""
I would like to be able to select a single line from that string and print it out
Usage eg
>> input("What line would you like to view? \n : ")
>> What line would you like to view?
>> : 3
>> Xucu2345
Im not too sure how to actually select the line and store it as a str for it to be printed.
I'd appreciate your help! As usual, if you would like me to explain it better just ask. I'm not sure what exactly to ask w/ a question like this :)
Use split
to split str and print the desired string
list=str.split("\n")
print(list[3].strip())
strip
will truncate the leading and succeeding white spaces
I suggest you using str.split("\\n")
method to build a list including each line of the string, and also str.strip()
to remove the leading whitespaces.
And please do not use the str
as the variable name, because it is also the name of string type in Python. It could lead to mistakes.
Here is my solution:
s = """
abcedjhg
by234aaD
Xucu2345
Cmn23481
vj3h4123
"""
lines = [line.strip() for line in s.split("\n")]
line_nb = input("What line would you like to view? \n : ")
print(lines[int(line_nb)])
# What line would you like to view?
# : 3
#Xucu2345
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