Answer by Mayank Jaiswal for How can I split a URL string up into separate...
You can use Python's library furl:f = furl.furl("http://example.com/random/folder/path.html")print(str(f.path)) # '/random/folder/path.html'print(str(f.path).split("/")) # ['', 'random', 'folder',...
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It seems like the posixpath module mentioned in sykora's answer is not available in my Python setup (Python 2.7.3).As per this article, it seems that the "proper" way to do this would be...
View ArticleAnswer by sykora for How can I split a URL string up into separate parts in...
The urlparse module in Python 2.x (or urllib.parse in Python 3.x) would be the way to do it.>>> from urllib.parse import urlparse>>> url =...
View ArticleAnswer by Mike Hamer for How can I split a URL string up into separate parts...
If this is the extent of your URL parsing, Python's inbuilt rpartition will do the job:>>> URL = "http://example.com/random/folder/path.html">>> Segments =...
View ArticleAnswer by Paul Stephenson for How can I split a URL string up into separate...
In Python, a lot of operations are done using lists. The urlparse module mentioned by Sebasian Dietz may well solve your specific problem, but if you're generally interested in Pythonic ways to find...
View ArticleAnswer by Sebastian Dietz for How can I split a URL string up into separate...
I have no experience with Python, but I found the urlparse module, which should do the job.
View ArticleHow can I split a URL string up into separate parts in Python?
I decided that I'll learn Python tonight :)I know C pretty well (wrote an OS in it), so I'm not a noob in programming, so everything in Python seems pretty easy, but I don't know how to solve this...
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