regular expression with group to a string including ( ) and dash

Question

I am trying to use regular expression to find number. But I never succeed. Can anyone help me with it?

import re
item='800-850(0.2)'
find_list=re.findall(r'(d+)-(d+)((d+))$',item)
print(find_list)
[]

The above return empty [], what I wanted is [800,850,0.2]. I am using () to capture group. do I use ( and ) to indicate ( or ) ? and use – to indicate –

Thanks for your help.

Asked By: roudan

||

Source

Answer 1

You also need to accept the dot (.) for the last number, which is not included by d (equivalent to [0-9]).

re.findall(r'(d+)-(d+)(([d.]+))$',item)

To make sure the dot is between two consecutive groups of digits, use (d+.d+).

Answered By: Unmitigated

regular expression with group to a string including ( ) and dash

Question:

Answers: