you can use a for loop to generate it 3000 times for($i = 0; $i < 3000; $i++){ echo ‘mytext/’.generateRandomString().'<br>’; } The answer was inside your code snippet that you provided solved how to generate a random string + text + multiple lines
@Hope, you’re right, json.loads() works in your example, though I’m not sure how the object_hook option works or if it would even be necessary. This should do what your asking: import urllib, json url=”https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&prop=langlinks&list=&titles=tallinn&lllimit=10″ response = urllib.urlopen(url) data = json.loads(response.read()) print data[‘continue’][‘llcontinue’] output:31577|bat-smg With this you should be able to get the language values you’re … Read more
You probably don’t need regular expressions for this: line = “2020:turquoise” year,color = line.split(“:”) line = “2021:red:notagoodyear” year,color,comment = line.split(“:”) solved How do i parse a list in this format in python something:some07therthing:another thiing? [duplicate]
You should assign result of replacement: var res = variable. Replace(“\\”, “https://stackoverflow.com/”); // you need “\\” because “\” is escape symbol. or var res = variable.Replace(@”\”, “https://stackoverflow.com/”); 3 solved Replace all blackslashes with forward slash [duplicate]
You’re decrementing i twice: once inside the if-statement, once every time in the while loop. Hence, when the if statement evaluates to True, i will be decremented by 2 in total, and you will skip past some values of i. A quick test shows that, indeed, i == 194 is skipped: i jumps from 195 … Read more
.split(sep): Specifically split method takes a string and returns a list of the words in the string, using sep as the delimiter string. If no separator value is passed, it takes whitespace as the separator. For example: a = “This is an example” a.split() # gives [‘This’, ‘is’, ‘an’, ‘example’] -> same as a.split(‘ ‘) … Read more
Here you go: @EDIT1: forgot that in python3.x print is a function. @EDIT2: this was not part of the original request. @EDIT3: formatted the output as later requested (I am not an expert in print formatting). @EDIT4: modified the output to match the modified request import string def func(str1, str2): s1 = set(str1) s2 = … Read more
Introduction Sets are a powerful tool in Python that can be used to find common letters between two strings. Sets are unordered collections of unique elements, meaning that each element can only appear once in a set. This makes them ideal for finding common letters between two strings, as each letter can only appear once … Read more
Assuming your pool of characters is sorted and without repetitions (may need some preprocessing), generating the desired strings in lexicographic order is automatic (in the approach I have in mind). Look at the short example of all nonempty strings that can be generated from “ABC” with the restrictions: A AB ABC AC ACB B BA … Read more
try this $str = “101,102,103,105,201,250,2564,245564,212,2415,2102,5645,656”; $arr = explode(“,”, $str); $arr_chunk = array_chunk($arr, 5); $arr_output = array(); foreach($arr_chunk as $arr_val) { $arr_output[] = implode(“,”, $arr_val); } print_r($arr_output); OUTPUT : Array ( [0] => 101,102,103,105,201 [1] => 250,2564,245564,212,2415 [2] => 2102,5645,656 ) SEE FIDDLE DEMO solved Split string into groups of five [closed]
Depends on what you really want to do, for example if you only want to get the value of a given key, given that key and value are separated by colon and key/value are separated by comma, you can just split in this way string first by comma and then by colon : String[] couple … Read more
If you’re a masochist you can do this old school VB3 style: string input = @”</script><div id=’PO_1WTXxKUTU98xDU1′><!–DO NOT REMOVE-CONTENTS PLACED HERE–></div>”; string startString = “div id='”; int startIndex = input.IndexOf(startString); if (startIndex != -1) { startIndex += startString.Length; int endIndex = input.IndexOf(“‘”, startIndex); string subString = input.Substring(startIndex, endIndex – startIndex); } solved Searching a String … Read more
You could use a regular expression to replace the parts of the file you don’t want with the empty string (Note, this is very basic, it won’t work e.g. for nested macros): #!/usr/bin/env python import re # uncomment/comment for test with a real file … # header = open(‘mycfile.c’, ‘r’).read() header = “”” #if 0 … Read more
It seems pretty logical to me: You have a first event handling method execution in the EDT which gets the firmware version and then gets the port reader. Getting the firmware version causes an event to be received, in a different thread (and thus in parallel to the execution of portsMethod() in the EDT). The … Read more
$data = “{$username}_Deleted_$var”; or $data = $username.”_Deleted_”.$var; . is in php symbol for concatenating strings, { and } used in string means that anything between this symbol is a variable. 1 solved How to combine two string in PHP?