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In Python, a string can be thought of as a list of individual characters.
This means that we can easily remove a substring from a string.
In this post, we'll look at how you can remove a substring from a string in Python.
Using str.replace()
The most straightforward way to remove a substring from a string is to use the str.replace() method.
This method is called on the string that you want to remove the substring from, and takes two arguments:
- The substring you want to remove
- The string you want to replace the substring with
Let's first define the string we want to work on:
PYTHONstring = "hello world"
print(string)
BASHhello world
Now, let's remove the substring "world" from the string:
PYTHONstring = "hello world"
string = string.replace("world", "")
print(string)
BASHhello
The str.replace() method returns a new string with the substring removed, so we can just assign the result to the same variable.
Keep in mind that strings in Python are immutable, so once you create a string, you can't change it.
Conclusion
In this post, we looked at how you can remove a substring from a string in Python.
Simply use the str.replace() method to remove a substring from a string by replacing it with an empty string.
Thanks for reading!
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