Convert a string to a list so that you can later access by index

Question

Line:

^310003312 ^310005818

It is obtained from:

  def get_author_id(name): return author_by_id.get(name) for name in authors_a: author_id = get_author_id(name) d = "^3{}".format(author_id) print(d)

Record rises above each other. Desired total:

 b = ['^310003312', '^310005818']

So that later I could turn on the index and get the result. For example:

 print(b[1])

Receive:

 ^310005818

I tried to share, but the line still stands above each other, and not into the line:

 b = b.split(' ') ['^310003312'] ['^310005818']

And the index is not possible to apply. Tell me, please, how can I solve this problem?

@ 1st Sentinel 31 Year Perl Hist, it would be better if you wrote to me why after the split I cannot turn on the index?

Accepted Answer · 2018-11-30T15:02:43

After all, there are lines separated by a hyphen \n , so split on it:

 text = """^310003312 ^310005818""" items = text.splitlines() print(items) # ['^310003312', '^310005818'] # Или: items = text.split('\n') print(items) # ['^310003312', '^310005818'] print(items[1]) # ^310005818

UPD.

 def get_author_id(name): return author_by_id.get(name) items = ["^3{}".format(get_author_id(name)) for name in authors_a] # Или: items = [] for name in authors_a: author_id = get_author_id(name) d = "^3{}".format(author_id) items.append(d) print(items)

Ps.

Use repr() to see the hidden:

 print(repr(text))

This line is derived from yesterday's formula: d = "^3{}".format(author_id) .
Added a yesterday's function to the question, from which such a string is obtained.

Convert a string to a list so that you can later access by index

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