finding substring
Thanks in advance. I have a string:
A =开发者_C百科 'asdfghjklmn'
How can I get a substring having a maximum length which is a multiple of three?
You can use slice notation and integer arithmetic.
>>> a = 'asdfghjklmn'
>>> a[:len(a)//3*3]
'asdfghjkl'
>>> len(a)
11
>>> len(a[:len(a)//3*3])
9
In general, n//k*k
will yield the largest multiple of k less than or equal to n.
It seems like you're looking for something like this:
>>> A = 'asdfghjklmn'
>>> mult, _ = divmod(len(A), 3)
>>> A[:mult*3]
'asdfghjkl'
here resulting string will have length which is multiple of three and it will be the longest possible substring of A
with such length.
Yet another example:
>>> A = '12345678'
>>> A[:len(A) - len(A)%3]
'123456'
>>>
Is this what you want?
A = 'asdfghjklmn'
A[0:(len(A)/3)*3]
'asdfghjkl'
With the foreword that it will never be as efficient as the ones that actually use math to find the longest multiple-of-3-substring, here's a way to do it using regular expressions:
>>> re.findall("^(?:.{3})*", "asdfghjklmn")[0]
'asdfghjkl'
Changing the 3
quantifier will allow you to get different multiples.
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