#πŸ”’ Regex for removing - beginner!

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vapid spruce
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maybe ping me if u answer, would help me a lot :)

dense wren
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If the lines are all in the same format - either a number or a date followed by a colon, followed by the rest of the text - you don't even need regex for this. You can split the line at the first colon, take the rest of the split string, and use that.

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!e

x = "1234: Test"
x1 = x.split(":",1)
x2 = x1[1].strip()
print (x2)
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@vapid spruce

vapid spruce
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@dense wren
Thank you a lot! You helped me for real since 5 minutes and i try to fix this like for 5 hours..
Thank you, it workΒ΄s exactly like it shoud :))

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