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I’ve converted a Python 2 program into Python 3,
but in the following code:
te=find(p,']')
I’m getting the following error:
NameError: global name 'find' is not defined
I’m assuming find function is not built-in in Python 3?
What would be the equivalence of my code in Python 3?
Please help me out and thank you in advance.
That code doesn’t even work with python 2.
are you looking for
p.find("]")?