How to replace backslash followed by 2 letters with empty string in Python?

Question

Following is the test string and we need to replace the '\xa' with ''

'FF 6 VRV AVENUE SUBRAMANIYAM PALAYAM PinCode:-\xa0641034'

i was using the following set of lines in python to do the objective but to no use

new_str = str.replace(r'\\xa', '')

but the output is same

'FF 6 VRV AVENUE SUBRAMANIYAM PALAYAM PinCode:-\xa0641034'

Mortz · Accepted Answer · 2021-07-02 08:29:07Z

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I think you are trying to replace the unicode character '\xa0' -

s = 'FF 6 VRV AVENUE SUBRAMANIYAM PALAYAM PinCode:-\xa0641034' 
s = s.replace('\xa0', '') 
print(s)
#'FF 6 VRV AVENUE SUBRAMANIYAM PALAYAM PinCode:-641034'

answered Jul 2, 2021 at 8:29

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