I have a string in which I want to make a regular expression in python to find three character repetend words who's first and last character should be same and middle one can any character
Sample string
s = 'timtimdsikmu nmunju
ityakbonbonjdjjd kitkat
ghdnj samsun
ksuwjkhokhojeuhj jimjam
jsju'
I want to extract all the highlighted words from above string...
My solution, but not matching with my requirement
import re
s='timtimdsikmunmunjuityakbonbonjdjjdkitkatghdnjsamsunksuwjkhokhojeuhjjimjamjsju'
re.findall(r'([a-z].[a-z])(\1)',s)
this is giving me this
[('tim', 'tim'), ('mun', 'mun'), ('bon', 'bon'), ('kho', 'kho')]
I want this
[('kit', 'kat'), ('sam', 'sun'), ('jim', 'jam'),('nmu', 'nju')]
Thanks
You can use capturing groups and references:
s='timtimdsikmunmunjuityakbonbonjdjjdkitkatghdnjsamsunksuwjkhokhojeuhjjimjamjsju'
import re
out = re.findall(r'((.).(.)\2.\3)', s)
[e[0] for e in out]
output:
['timtim', 'munmun', 'bonbon', 'kitkat', 'khokho', 'jimjam']
[e[0] for e in re.findall(r'((.)(.)(.)\2(?!\3).\4)', s)]
output:
['nmunju', 'kitkat', 'jimjam']
>>> [(e[0][:3], e[0][3:]) for e in re.findall(r'((.)(.)(.)\2(?!\3).\4)', s)]
[('nmu', 'nju'), ('kit', 'kat'), ('jim', 'jam')]
There is always the pure Python way:
s = 'timtimdsikmunmunjuityakbonbonjdjjdkitkatghdnjsamsunksuwjkhokhojeuhjjimjamjsju'
result = []
for i in range(len(s) - 5):
word = s[i:(i+6)]
if (word[0] == word[3] and word[2] == word[5] and word[1] != word[4]):
result.append(word)
print(result)
['nmunju', 'kitkat', 'jimjam']
You can use this regex in python:
(?P<first>([a-z])(.)([a-z]))(?P<second>\2(?!\3).\4)
Group first
is for first word and second
is for the second word.
(?!\3)
is negative lookahead to make sure second character is not same in 2nd word.
import re
rx = re.compile(r"(?P<first>([a-z])(.)([a-z]))(?P<second>\2(?!\3).\4)")
s = 'timtimdsikmunmunjuityakbonbonjdjjdkitkatghdnjsamsunksuwjkhokhojeuhjjimjamjsju'
for m in rx.finditer(s): print(m.group('first'), m.group('second'))
Output:
nmu nju
kit kat
jim jam
You can do it faster with for loop:
result2 = []
for i in range(len(s)):
try:
if s[i] == s[i+3] and s[i+2] == s[i+5]:
result2.append((s[i:i+3], s[i+3:i+6]))
except IndexError:pass
print(result2)
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