I have some strings with 3 elements, such as '010','101'... I'm trying to assign the elements of those strings to some variables, like a,b,c. I could do that through a,b,c = "0 1 0".split(). However, if there's no spacing in my string, how can I assign those values?
Assign string elements to variables
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You can do it just like similar to the Tuple Unpacking, like
a, b, c = '101'
Printing them will give you what you expect (in string format)
print(a, b, c, type(a))
Outputs:
1 0 1 <class 'str'>
Tell me if its not working...
Use the index by listing it through the python list() function.
For example, Like this
k = '010'
result = list(k)
print(result[0])
If there is no criteria to distinguish such as a gap, I think the list() is more comfortable than .split().
An efficient way to split string if no space between, add space with join method and then split example:
s = "101"
a,b,c = " ".join(s).split()
output:
#print(a, b, c)
1 0 1
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