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Python replace matching string

Replacing a value in string using aregular expression pyhton

import re

s = 'aaa@xxx.com bbb@yyy.com ccc@zzz.com'

print(re.sub('[a-z]*@', 'ABC@', s))
# ABC@xxx.com ABC@yyy.com ABC@zzz.com

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Python replace matching string

s = 'one two one two one'

# 1st argument: string to find
# 2nd argument: string to put in place

print(s.replace(' ', '-')) # one-two-one-two-one

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