Python String splitlines() Method

The splitlines() function splits the string based on line breaks and returns a new list of the split strings. Line breaks can be a newline (\n ), a carriage return (\r) and so on. Below is a table of line breaks that divide the string.

string. splitlines ([keepends])

A table with the line breaks dividing the string

In the following example we will create a string containing \r\n line break characters. After that, we will call the splitlines() function and store it in a variable that we will call list, and then create a for loop and print the stringundefined divided.

 Example:

# Created a string
string = " I learn at ahmedobaid.com \n This is awesome. \r\n is super simple."
# calling splitlines method
list = string.splitlines()
#printing the split strings
for split_string in list:
  print(split_string)

 The output will be:

 I learn at ahmedobaid.com 
 This is awesome. 
 is super simple.

 In the following example we will create a string containing \r\n line break characters. Next, we will call the splitlines() function and store it in a variable that we will call list and use the word True to include and print the separators in the string.

 Example:

# Created a string
string = " I learn at ahmedobaid.com \n This is awesome. \r\n is super simple."
# calling splitlines method
#True means that line breaks will be included 
list = string.splitlines(True)
#printing the split strings
print(list)
  

 The output will be:

[' I learn at ahmedobaid.com \n', ' This is awesome. \r\n', ' is super simple.']

 Sources undefined external:

 Built-in functions - official Python documentation

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