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I have text string like:
"abcd[e]yth[ac]ytwec"
I need just
"abcdythytwec"
What is the easiest way to do it using regex or otherwise in python? I am using .split('[') method which is cumbersome.
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To extract part string between two different characters, you can do as this: Select a cell which you will place the result, type this formula =MID(LEFT(A1,FIND(">",A1)-1),FIND("<",A1)+1,LEN(A1)), and press Enter key. Note: A1 is the text cell, > and < are the two characters you want to extract string between.
To extract a substring from the middle of a text string, you need to identify the position of the marker right before and after the substring. For example, in the example below, to get the domain name without the .com part, the marker would be @ (which is right before the domain name) and . (which is right after it).
Use the String. substring() method to remove the last 2 characters from a string, e.g. const removedLast2 = str.
In [11]: re.sub(r'\[.*?\]', '', 'abcd[e]yth[ac]ytwec')
Out[11]: 'abcdythytwec'
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