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I'm removing an char from string like this:
S = "abcd" Index=1 #index of string to remove ListS = list(S) ListS.pop(Index) S = "".join(ListS) print S #"acd" I'm sure that this is not the best way to do it.
EDIT I didn't mentioned that I need to manipulate a string size with length ~ 10^7. So it's important to care about efficiency.
Can someone help me. Which pythonic way to do it?
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You can remove a character from a Python string using replace() or translate(). Both these methods replace a character or string with a given value. If an empty string is specified, the character or string you select is removed from the string without a replacement.
You can also remove a specified character or substring from a string by calling the String. Replace(String, String) method and specifying an empty string (String. Empty) as the replacement.
You can bypass all the list operations with slicing:
S = S[:1] + S[2:] or more generally
S = S[:Index] + S[Index + 1:] Many answers to your question (including ones like this) can be found here: How to delete a character from a string using python?. However, that question is nominally about deleting by value, not by index.
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