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I use pandas and I have data and the data look like this
FirstName LastName StudentID
FirstName2 LastName2 StudentID2
Then I split it based on 'space' using str.split()
So the data will look like this in DataFrame
[[FirstName, LastName, StudentID],
[FirstName2, LastName2, StudentID2]]
How to take the StudentID for every students only and save it in new column?
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pop() . The pop() method will return the last element from the split string array. Copied! The only argument we passed to the String.
Use the str. rsplit() method with maxsplit set to 1 to split a string on the last occurrence of a delimiter, e.g. my_str. rsplit(',', 1) . The rsplit() method splits from the right, and only performs a single split when maxsplit is set to 1 .
The split() function returns the strings as a list.
Yes, . split() always preserves the order of the characters in the string.
Try the below solution:
item["x"]["y"].split(' ')[-1]
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