Getting words by words of a string keeping the spacing between each words

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my_string= 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

Expected output:.

EXPLORE

EXPLORE  DATA..

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD

I have tried with re.sub("[^w]", " ", my_string).split()

which gives: ['EXPLORE', 'DATA', 'ADD', 'INTELLIGENCE', 'GET', 'VALUABLE', 'INSIGHTS']

While taking first two string it will be EXPLORE DATA which does not keep the actual spacing in the my_string. Expected is EXPLORE DATA... How to get the expected output. Like first word, then first two words, then first 3 words..and so on.

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my_string= 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

Expected output:.

EXPLORE

EXPLORE  DATA..

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD

I have tried with re.sub("[^w]", " ", my_string).split()

which gives: ['EXPLORE', 'DATA', 'ADD', 'INTELLIGENCE', 'GET', 'VALUABLE', 'INSIGHTS']

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my_string= 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

Expected output:.

EXPLORE

EXPLORE  DATA..

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD

I have tried with re.sub("[^w]", " ", my_string).split()

which gives: ['EXPLORE', 'DATA', 'ADD', 'INTELLIGENCE', 'GET', 'VALUABLE', 'INSIGHTS']

edited Nov 22 at 5:51

asked Nov 22 at 5:46

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my_string= 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

Expected output:.

EXPLORE

EXPLORE  DATA..

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD

I have tried with re.sub("[^w]", " ", my_string).split()

which gives: ['EXPLORE', 'DATA', 'ADD', 'INTELLIGENCE', 'GET', 'VALUABLE', 'INSIGHTS']

python-3.x

edited Nov 22 at 5:51

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edited Nov 22 at 5:51

asked Nov 22 at 5:46

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edited Nov 22 at 5:51

asked Nov 22 at 5:46

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asked Nov 22 at 5:46

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You can do it by using the index of those word list that you have created

import re



my_string = 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

word_list = re.sub("[^w]", " ",  my_string).split()

for word in word_list:

    end_index = my_string.find(word) + len(word) // get the index at the end of the word

    print(my_string[:end_index])

This results in

EXPLORE                                                                                                              

EXPLORE  DATA                                                                                                        

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD                                                                                                  

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE                                                                                     

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET                                                                                

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE                                                                       

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS

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You can do it by using the index of those word list that you have created

import re



my_string = 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

word_list = re.sub("[^w]", " ",  my_string).split()

for word in word_list:

    end_index = my_string.find(word) + len(word) // get the index at the end of the word

    print(my_string[:end_index])

This results in

EXPLORE                                                                                                              

EXPLORE  DATA                                                                                                        

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD                                                                                                  

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE                                                                                     

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET                                                                                

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE                                                                       

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS

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You can do it by using the index of those word list that you have created

import re



my_string = 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

word_list = re.sub("[^w]", " ",  my_string).split()

for word in word_list:

    end_index = my_string.find(word) + len(word) // get the index at the end of the word

    print(my_string[:end_index])

This results in

EXPLORE                                                                                                              

EXPLORE  DATA                                                                                                        

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD                                                                                                  

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE                                                                                     

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET                                                                                

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE                                                                       

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS

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You can do it by using the index of those word list that you have created

import re



my_string = 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

word_list = re.sub("[^w]", " ",  my_string).split()

for word in word_list:

    end_index = my_string.find(word) + len(word) // get the index at the end of the word

    print(my_string[:end_index])

This results in

EXPLORE                                                                                                              

EXPLORE  DATA                                                                                                        

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD                                                                                                  

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE                                                                                     

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET                                                                                

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE                                                                       

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS

answered Nov 22 at 6:03

Andreas

1,510516

You can do it by using the index of those word list that you have created

import re



my_string = 'EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS…'

word_list = re.sub("[^w]", " ",  my_string).split()

for word in word_list:

    end_index = my_string.find(word) + len(word) // get the index at the end of the word

    print(my_string[:end_index])

This results in

EXPLORE                                                                                                              

EXPLORE  DATA                                                                                                        

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD                                                                                                  

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE                                                                                     

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET                                                                                

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE                                                                       

EXPLORE  DATA.. ADD INTELLIGENCE..GET VALUABLE INSIGHTS

answered Nov 22 at 6:03

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answered Nov 22 at 6:03

Andreas

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