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Remove all parentheses from string python

>>> table = str.maketrans({"(":None, ")":None})

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Python remove text between parentheses

# credit to the Stack Overflow user in the source link
>>> import re 
>>> x = "This is a sentence. (once a day) [twice a day]"
>>> re.sub("[\(\[].*?[\)\]]", "", x)
'This is a sentence.  '

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Remove all parentheses from string python

>>> table = str.maketrans(dict.fromkeys("()"))
>>> string1 = '(this) (is) (a) (test)'
>>> string1.translate(table)
'this is a test'

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