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“” - fastByte_77 - 31-03-2025 For parsing strings in Python, `re` is king but hard. Start with `re.split()` or `re.sub()` for basic tasks. If you’re learning, [Pythex](https://pythex.org/) is a great regex tester for Python. Also, `str.maketrans()` + `translate()` is 🔥 for bulk char replacements. |