Hello,
I've this code:
print "Login1:", login
login.replace(" @","_")
print "Login2:", login
Which produces this output:
Login1: tester@root
Login2: tester@root
Why is Login2 still tester@root and not tester_root? I thought that I've
replaced the @ with _??
Thx,
Florian
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Florian Lindner wrote: Hello,
I've this code:
print "Login1:", login
login.replace(" @","_")
print "Login2:", login
Which produces this output:
Login1: tester@root
Login2: tester@root
Why is Login2 still tester@root and not tester_root? I thought that I've
replaced the @ with _??
Trying it at the command line might be instructive: login = 'tester@root'
print "Login1:", login
Login1: tester@root login.replace(" @", "_")
'tester_root' login
'tester@root'
Strings are immutable. The call to replace() does not modify
the original string, but returns a new one. You'll see similar
behaviour with other string methods (or any methods on immutables).
-Peter
Florian Lindner wrote: Hello,
I've this code:
print "Login1:", login
login.replace(" @","_")
print "Login2:", login
Which produces this output:
Login1: tester@root
Login2: tester@root
Why is Login2 still tester@root and not tester_root? I thought that I've
replaced the @ with _??
Thx,
Florian
Florian, x = "tester@roo t"
y = x.replace("@"," _")
print y
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