Remove a number using regex

Question

I want to remove only 1214" in "ilanlar\u0131 1214", "count"" or remove 2808" in "ilanlar\u0131 2808", "count"". How can I do by using regular expression in python?

I tried this code.

for line in fileinput.input('sektorler.json', inplace=True):

    print(line.replace("^\d+\," , ""))

just use \d+" with re.sub. str.replace doesn't support regex — Kasravnd
– Kasravnd, Commented Jun 7, 2015 at 14:17

Avinash Raj · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-07 14:17:36Z

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You need to use re.sub which takes regex as first parameter. replace method must take a string as parameter.

re.sub(r'\d+"', "", strin)

answered Jun 7, 2015 at 14:17

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user4978431 Over a year ago

How can I write re.sub(r'\d+"', "", strin) in my for loop?

Avinash Raj Over a year ago

just replace your print function with print(re.sub(r'\d+"', "", line))

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