Hi,
I have a number which is read from the file and the termination of that line is done by "," comma.When I read this number while parsing the file,I get the number as shown below
"1000,"
But I need only "1000" value.How to get rid of the "," from the read number. or is there any way to get rid of the line delimiter while reading the file data.
Could anbody help me in solving this issue
Thanks in advance
PSB
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Hi,
I have a number which is read from the file and the termination of that line is done by "," comma.When I read this number while parsing the file,I get the number as shown below
"1000,"
But I need only "1000" value.How to get rid of the "," from the read number. or is there any way to get rid of the line delimiter while reading the file data.
Could anbody help me in solving this issue
Thanks in advance
PSB
if the comma is at end of line, just use strip() -
>>> a = "sdfsdf,"
-
>>> a.strip(",")
-
'sdfsdf'
-
>>>
-
pls read the docs.
What about this: -
>>>a = "1000,"
-
>>>print a [:-1]
-
1000
-
-
What about this:
-
>>>a = "1000,"
-
>>>print a [:-1]
-
1000
-
-
it can be done but it will strip every last character. it will not work if data is like this
eg
1000,
20000,
3000
40000,
"3000" will become 300
it can be done but it will strip every last character. it will not work if data is like this
eg
1000,
20000,
3000
40000,
"3000" will become 300
I see what you're saying ghostdog74. I was under the impression he wanted a single character removed from the end of a printed line:
1, 25, 78, 345, 672, 1000,
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