I have a list: [ "123-12 abc, qwerty", "pol, T. top", "14-89 toy, rap"].
I want to output it like this using Regular Expressions:
qwerty abc 123-12
T. top pol
rap toy 14-89
Is there any pythonic way to solve this? Thank you.
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So, basically you want to reverse the words in a string? Why do you have to use regex for that? – shad0w_wa1k3r Apr 16 '17 at 05:44
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2First, it would help if you explained what exactly you want to do, instead of relying examples. Second, what did you attempt and why/how it did not work? Third, the title of your question is totally irrelevant to the question: you do not have a set, and you do not order it. – DYZ Apr 16 '17 at 05:44
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There is no need to use regular expression.Here is a simple solution
l = [ "123-12 abc, qwerty", "pol, T. top", "14-89 toy, rap"]
for i in l:
t = i.split(",")
print(t[1],t[0])
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`123-12 abc` should be split, etc, and `T. top` shouldn't be split, so don't split on spaces. – Peter Wood Apr 16 '17 at 05:52
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