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I'd like to remove all characters before a designated character or set of characters (for example):
intro = "<>I'm Tom." Now I'd like to remove the <> before I'm (or more specifically, I). Any suggestions?
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To remove everything before the first occurrence of the character '-' in a string, pass the character '-' as separator and 1 as the max split value. The split('-', 1) function will split the string into 2 parts, Part 1 should contain all characters before the first occurrence of character '-'.
Use the String. slice() method to remove everything after a specific character, e.g. const removed = str. slice(0, str. indexOf('[')); .
Use the split() method to cut string after the character in Python.
Use re.sub. Just match all the chars upto I then replace the matched chars with I.
re.sub(r'^.*?I', 'I', stri) str.find could find character index of certain string's first appearance:
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