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I am trying to create regex to match the all of the date, description and amount. I almost have it BUT the last line is messing up and matching on 30.98 instead of -58.00.

How can I match "06/14/18", "HECK ORDER00172 DES:FEE ID:1FCG0340 PMT INFO: PRODUCT(S): 30.98 S&H: 22.91 GA TAX: 4.11", "-58.00"? Along with all the other transaction lines?

Here is the expression I came up with '/([0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2})\s+(.*?)\s+([0-9\,-]+.[0-9]{2})/mis'

See this example here https://regex101.com/r/uuHcFT/1

To reduce the payload sent to the client, my rest api only return the id of the subentities like this:

I'm passing a context variable, x, into a template from a Djano view. It is a list of strings

I'm working with a list that contains both strings and integers, and I want to create a function that concatenates new elements to these strings and integers based on different conditions. For instance if the element in the list is an integer I want to add 100 to it; if the element is a string I want to add "is the name". I tried working with a list comprehension but couldn't figure out how to account for strings and integers both being present in the list (so not sure if this is possible here). Here's a basic example of what I'm working with:

In short I'm working with a nested dictionary structured like this:

i'm new to mysql and playing with sakila database. Can anyone hint as to why these to queries do not return the exact same rows?

IF i use a sequence of OR statements:

I'm working on a web scraping / mapping project where I've scraped address data from a restaurant website and I've stored the results as a list - in this example, called loc_list.

Question is, how best to convert these list items into a single data.frame / tibble (currently using bind_rows( )) but ALSO, in the new data.frame, have a column titled metro which corresponds to each list item name. In my example, the output would have 3 alpharettas, followed by 3 atlanta, then 1 buford.

i have a text and i want to extract everything between two "&HT;". this is a portion of my text:

&HT; Several years ago, when Morris Dees of the Southern Poverty Law Center initiated a letter-writing campaign to dissuade bookstore chains and distributors from stocking William Pierce's novel The Turner Diaries,'' much of America thought the KlanWatch founder was overreacting to the violence of a handful of white supremacists. &HT; Now, with increasing numbers of white males targeting and gunning down members of minority groups, Dees' failed book-banning campaign _ although still unreasonable to most Americans, myself included, on First Amendment grounds _ is not as unpalatable as it once was. &HT; The reason is that ``The Turner Diaries'' serves as a bible for killers such as Tim McVeigh and Ben Smith and L.A. day camp shooting suspect Buford Furrow.

first i wrote re.findall("&HT;(.*)&HT;",text,re.S) but this return 1 string that contains text between first &HT; to last &HT;. i realized this problem is caused of this fact that these portions are overlapped and re.findall is for non overlapping matches. then i used re.findall("?=T;(.*)&H)") but in this example text it returns two substrings like this:

Several years ago, when Morris Dees of the Southern Poverty Law Center initiated a letter-writing campaign to dissuade bookstore chains and distributors from stocking William Pierce's novel The Turner Diaries,'' much of America thought the KlanWatch founder was overreacting to the violence of a handful of white supremacists. &HT; Now, with increasing numbers of white males targeting and gunning down members of minority groups, Dees' failed book-banning campaign _ although still unreasonable to most Americans, myself included, on First Amendment grounds _ is not as unpalatable as it once was.

and

Now, with increasing numbers of white males targeting and gunning down members of minority groups, Dees' failed book-banning campaign _ although still unreasonable to most Americans, myself included, on First Amendment grounds _ is not as unpalatable as it once was.

how can i get every portion of text placed between two "&HT;" properly?