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This article shows you how to use regular expressions to add, delete, and replace functions, the content is concise and easy to understand, can definitely brighten your eyes, through the detailed introduction of this article, I hope you can get something.

#-*-conding:utf-8-*-import retxt = 'the volume of this pool is about 34 cubic meters' role is the matching rule The format of re_out for replacement part is "\ 1 (replacement part)"''def Replace (role,re_out): out = re.compile (role) String_out = out.sub (re_out,txt) print (String_out) Replace (r' (the volume of this pool is about 34) (. *)', r'\ 1 square meter')''role is the matching rule Num is the element to be deleted (starting from 1)''def Delete (role,num): out = re.search (role,txt) .group (num) string = txt.split (out) String_out =' .join (string) print (String_out) Delete ('(the pool is about 34) (. *) (volume)', 2) def Add (role,re_out): out = re.compile (role) String_out = out.sub (re_out) Txt) print (String_out) Add (r'(the volume of this pool is about 34) (. {0})', r'\ 1')

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