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Python

Posted by Jack Chimvumbo
Jack Chimvumbo
4,161 Points

Import re. Create an re.match() for the word "Four" in the data variable. Assign this to a new variable named first.

failing to get it correct, what is wrong with my code

Create an re.match() first = re.match(r'Four', data)

1 Answer

karson Adam
karson Adam
32,623 Points
karson Adam
karson Adam
32,623 Points

if you whant to get string append 'group()' on re.mach()

first = re.match(r'Four', data).group()