This question falls into the "yes - this works, yes - this is ugly, yes - there is probably a better way" category. I want to use a regular expression to pull groups out of a match and then print the group number and the group value. It is to show someone how regular expressions work and to keep track of the values of each group. The code that works is:
import re
FundTypeGroups = re.match("([A-Z]0)(\d)([A-Z])","G02A").groups()
print FundTypeGroups
for FundTypeGroup in FundTypeGroups:
print "%s: %s" % (FundTypeGroups.index(FundTypeGroup), FundTypeGroup)
Is there a better way to print the index of each tuple entry?
for index, group in enumerate(FundTypeGroups):
print "%s: %s" % (index, group)
(and the variables should not start with a capital letter...)
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