I want to remove special characters from tuple. Consider an example
(['\x0cSome Namel\n'],['\x0c4739 2332 3450 1111\n'])
I want to get output to be
([Some Name ],[4739 2332 2450 1111])
I tried using split
and replace
even after using that it is returning same output
Consider you have following string on input:
string = r"""['\x0cSome Namel\n'] ['\x0c4739 2332 3450 1111\n']"""
In this case you can use replace
function:
string = string.replace(r"'\x0c", "").replace(r"\n'", "")
Output:
[Some Namel] [4739 2332 3450 1111]
If you specifically want to remove the two characters shown in the question and if their position in each string is irrelevant then:
mytuple = ['\x0cSome Namel\n'], ['\x0c4739 2332 3450 1111\n']
for te in mytuple:
for i, s in enumerate(te):
te[i] = s.replace('\n', '').replace('\f', '')
print(mytuple)
Output:
(['Some Namel'], ['4739 2332 3450 1111'])
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