Help with Regular Expressions
Hi,
I have a string
s ='''740446505 "O'HANLON, Benjamin"'''
i need to use ONE RE pattern to convert it into
(740446505, "O'HANLN", "Benjamin"),
including the brackets and the comma at the end.
I am using python 2.3 and have been stuydin the various tutotrials and the
howto websites for the past 3 days and haven't managed to find a solution.
Any help to get to the solution will be very very helpful.
Thanks,
Kunal
I have a string
s ='''740446505 "O'HANLON, Benjamin"'''
i need to use ONE RE pattern to convert it into
(740446505, "O'HANLN", "Benjamin"),
including the brackets and the comma at the end.
I am using python 2.3 and have been stuydin the various tutotrials and the
howto websites for the past 3 days and haven't managed to find a solution.
Any help to get to the solution will be very very helpful.
Thanks,
Kunal
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