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I have a string in a data frame as: "(1)+(2)"
I want to split with delimiter "+" such that I get one element as (1) and other as (2), hence preserving the parentheses. I used strsplit but it does not preserve the parenthesis.
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To split a string with specific character as delimiter in Java, call split() method on the string object, and pass the specific character as argument to the split() method. The method returns a String Array with the splits as elements in the array.
To split a string with dot, use the split() method in Java. str. split("[.]", 0);
You can split a String by whitespaces or tabs in Java by using the split() method of java. lang. String class. This method accepts a regular expression and you can pass a regex matching with whitespace to split the String where words are separated by spaces.
Use
strsplit("(1)+(2)", "\\+")
or
strsplit("(1)+(2)", "+", fixed = TRUE)
The idea of using strsplit("(1)+(2)", "+") doesn't work since unless specified otherwise, the split argument is a regular expression, and the + character is special in regex. Other characters that also need extra care are
?*.^$\|{ }
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Below Worked for me:
import re
re.split('\\+', 'ABC+CDE')
Output:
['ABC', 'CDE']
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