I have an array as such
arrayOne = ['["https:\/\/somewebsite.com"]','["https:\/\/anotherwebsite.com"]', '["https:\/\/lastwebsite.com"]']
Essentially, what I am trying to do is remove the forward slash \
from the strings in the array above. I am a python beginner so I am learning as I go. Is there a method in python that can do this? I am using python 3.9.
Successful output would look like this:
arrayTwo = ['["https://somewebsite.com"]','["https://anotherwebsite.com"]', '["https://lastwebsite.com"]']
Any guidance would be helpful!
Thank you very much!
You can use replace method for string object. Then use list comprehension for each web url in array.
arrayOne = [each.replace("\\","") for each in arrayOne]
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