On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, David Ascher wrote:
> - We've made some changes to the Python Package Manager (PyPPM).
I tried to submit this as a bug report as instructed below, but although
I was able to log in to ASPN with my account information and password
(and even to change my password), when I tri
import re
MyList=['272580\n', '23232432\n']
for i in MyList:
re.sub('\n','',str(i))
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Subject: How to remove a newline character
[ s.replace('\n','') for s in MyList]
mike
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Subject: How to remove a newline character
Hi,
Can you ple
Hi,
Can you please let me know if it is possible to replace
new line characters( '\n') in a list in one step?
I have list like
MyList=['272580\n', '23232432\n']
and I would like to have
,MyList=['272580', '23232432']
so I tried
re.sub('\n','',MyList)
but I received
TypeError: expected stri
