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I have a string like google.com in Python, which I would like split into two parts: google and .com. The problem is where I have a URL such as subdomain.google.com, which I would like to be split into subdomain.google and .com.
How do I separate the rest of the URL from the TLD? It can’t operate based on the last . in the URL because of TLDs such as .co.uk. Note the URL does not contain http:// or www.
tldextract looks like what you need. It deals with the
.co.ukissue.