In this program we will try to convert the given string to a list containing spaces or any other special characters, depending on the user’s choice. For this we use the split () method.
Syntax :
string.split("delimiter")
Examples:
Input: "Geeks for Geeks" Output: [’Geeks’,’ for’, ’Geeks’] Input:" Geeks-for-Geeks "Output: [’ Geeks’, ’for’,’ Geeks’]
The split method is used to split strings and store them in a list. The built-in method returns a list of words in a string using the "delimiter" as the delimiter string. If no delimiter is specified or is missing, a different splitting algorithm is applied: a series of consecutive spaces are treated as a single delimiter, and the result is no leading or trailing blank lines if the string has a leading or trailing space.
Example 1:
| t r>
Output:
[’Geeks’,’ for’, ’Geeks’]
Example 2:
|
Output:
[’Geeks’,’ for’, ’Geeks’]