I was coding in python. And I want to get all words between ‘함’ and ‘하’.

I am making a modulatory function that will take keywords with special characters (@&*%) and will keep them intact while all other punctation is deleted from a sentence. I have devised a solution but it is very bulky and probably more complicated than it needs to be. Is there a way to do this but in a much simpler way.

I am trying to find the instance of “2.22 / 2.22 GiB” where the integers are variable.

I receive a text like:

I have a string that I want to do regex substitutions on:

I’ve seen similar questions but none of them seem to help for what I’m trying to do and have spent ages trying to work thru the RE documentation with no luck so far.

I’m currently having an hard time solving and generalizing the following problem:
I have a table, which is stored as a nested list, and I have a text which contains the content of the table as well as other text.
I do not now how the table is convererted in string in the text exactly: sometimes there is a space separating the cells, sometimes a new line, sometime both and sometimes nothing.
My goal is to find the block of text containing the table and substituting it with a placeholder (i.e. table_1).

I have an output that expecting characters before a final string statement such as so:

So I have a system that scans people’s messages for malicious links and I have encountered an issue when testing for bugs.

I want to search for a pattern in text files and send the file where the match is found.
Using re.finditer because I have two matching lists (patterns and names of the files to email)
I want to send one file even if there are multiple matches.
Is this possible?