[New post] Python code snippet – How to replace string in list ?

Subash Chandran posted: "Use str. replace() to replace a string in a list strings = ["a", "ab", "aa", "c"] new_strings = [] for string in strings: new_string = string. replace("a", "1") Modify old string. new_strings. ap" New post on Poopcode Python code snippet – How to replace string in list ? by Subash Chandran Use str. replace() to replace a string in a list strings = ["a", "ab", "aa", "c"] new_strings = [] for string in strings: new_string = string. replace("a", "1") Modify old string. new_strings. append(new_string) Add new string to list. print(new_strings) Read more of this post Subash Chandran | October 18, 2021 at 8:30 am | Tags: Python code snippet - How to replace string in list ? | Categories: Snippets | URL: https://wp.me/pb9kQA-3SU Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Poopcode. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://poopcode.com/python-code-snippet-how-to-replace-string-in-list/