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RE: Convert number to a different base and make calculations - frequency - Dec-13-2018
It has been 30 minutes and i still can not understand why python wont remove (2) from my string
value1="TEST(2)"
value1.replace("(2)","")
print (value1)it will work on idle but not on the editor.Solving this small issue will make me end my project..I hope
RE: Convert number to a different base and make calculations - ichabod801 - Dec-13-2018
Strings are immutable, their methods don't change them in place. Instead their methods create a new string. You want
value1 = value1.replace('(2)', '').
RE: Convert number to a different base and make calculations - frequency - Dec-17-2018
Thanks for the reply! Got it working with a minor tweak