Python Split string in a certain length
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This is called slicing:
>>> paragraph[:5], paragraph[5:]
('my pa', 'ragraph')
To answer the "split every X characters" question, you would need a loop:
>>> x = 5
>>> [paragraph[i: i + x] for i in range(0, len(paragraph), x)]
['my pa', 'ragra', 'ph']
There are more solutions to this though, see:
- Split python string every nth character?
- What is the most "pythonic" way to iterate over a list in chunks?
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Arthur Silva
Updated on June 18, 2022Comments
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Arthur Silva almost 2 years
I have this situation: I got a string that I want to split every X characters. My problem is that the split method only splits the string based on a string such as:
a = 'asdeasxdasdqw' print a.split('x') >>>['asdeasx', 'dasdqw']
What I need is something similar to:
[pseudocode]
paragraph = 'my paragraph' split_offset = 4 print paragraph.split(split_offset) >>> ['my pa', 'ragraph']