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I have a few regular expressions, for example, that looks like this
98374D90
483D39
3843930D393
Right now I have the python code taking out all characters and keeping integers like so:
ws = 98374D90
clean = re.sub("\D", "", ws)
Which leaves me with 9837490 but what I need it to do is once it reaches the character “D” it drops the D and everything after it so 98374D90 would result in 98374 how would I do this?
Thanks for the help.
The following will replace any non-digit character with a null string — effectively eliminating the character.