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QUESTION
I'm trying to get with a regex using PCRE2 dialect from an HTML text all the occurrences of the word 'apple'. But excluding when the word apple it's part of a link.
I'm quite a beginner with Regex, probably I'm doing quite a simple mistake.
ANSWER
Answered 2015-Oct-08 at 19:24I changed your regex to look for anchors and avoid select that line.
QUESTION
I am having issues with my ranges for setting up a table partition. Using first name and last name as two columns I am trying to make tables for each combination of starting letters such as A/A, A/B..., B/A, B/B, etc.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 14:47For this particular use case, you would have to use subpartitioning:
QUESTION
I have two dataframes
dataframe A
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 02:31rlike joins are possible using F.expr(). In your case you need to use it with an inner join. try this,
QUESTION
I have a starting phrase say fruits
. I have some ending phrase like apple
, banana
and pineapple
.
I have some documents with variable as text
:
Fruits
They are good for health....
should eat Apple
Fruits
eat regularly banana
Fruits you need
to eat Apple
Fruits are good
Daily we should have pineapple
In general, fruits have various minerals.
Most of them are very tasty
My Regex and code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-03 at 10:07include \Z
in the expression as follows
QUESTION
Say I have the following list:
- banana
- apple(s)
And I have this string:
This banana is ripe. What happened to the apple(s) yesterday?
I want to iterate through my list and search the string for whole word matches. In the first iteration, I could concatenate word boundaries to the list item:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-04 at 06:48Here is one approach. We can manually simulate word boundary markers, regardless of character type, by using lookarounds. For a \b
on the left, we can use (?<=[\s.,;]|^)
, and for \b
on the right we can use (?=[\s.,;]|$)
.
QUESTION
I have a JSON files Data. Given below is a sample of it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-12 at 10:39You'll need to call str.split
and then flatten the result using itertools.chain
.
First, do
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