Say you have a string like this: "(hello) (yes) (yo diddly)".
You want a list like this: ["hello", "yes", "yo diddly"]
How would you do this with Python?
Say you have a string like this: (hello) (yes) (yo diddly) . You want
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Say you have a string like this: "(hello) (yes) (yo diddly)".
You want a list like this: ["hello", "yes", "yo diddly"]
How would you do this with Python?
I would do it like this:
First, we cut off the first and last characters (since they should be removed anyway). Next, we split the resulting string using “) (” as the delimiter, giving the desired list.