Python find exact match in a text file
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I know there have been similar questions but i couldn't find example close to mine.
file = open("id_list.txt")
ids = file.read()
user = 'admin'
if user not in ids:
#do something
file.close()
This works fine with string like admin in the id_list.txt but will also work if the string is admin123 or rtadmin. I have tried
if user != ids:
with no luck
python python-2.7
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
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-2
I know there have been similar questions but i couldn't find example close to mine.
file = open("id_list.txt")
ids = file.read()
user = 'admin'
if user not in ids:
#do something
file.close()
This works fine with string like admin in the id_list.txt but will also work if the string is admin123 or rtadmin. I have tried
if user != ids:
with no luck
python python-2.7
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
yourforloop is syntactically incorrect. Also what isdata['queries']in your code ?
– Chandila07
Nov 16 at 2:58
Hey thanks for looking. data['queries'] is output of queries attribute in a json file. There is alot more to the code but I made this as simple as possible. If there is no simple solution i will have to rewrite my loop
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 13:44
I removed the loop as its not related
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 16:17
Now your code is incorrectly indented. Also what isquery? It's not defined anywhere
– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:37
1
useids = file.read().split()also remember to close the open file (or even better usewith)
– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:50
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-2
I know there have been similar questions but i couldn't find example close to mine.
file = open("id_list.txt")
ids = file.read()
user = 'admin'
if user not in ids:
#do something
file.close()
This works fine with string like admin in the id_list.txt but will also work if the string is admin123 or rtadmin. I have tried
if user != ids:
with no luck
python python-2.7
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
I know there have been similar questions but i couldn't find example close to mine.
file = open("id_list.txt")
ids = file.read()
user = 'admin'
if user not in ids:
#do something
file.close()
This works fine with string like admin in the id_list.txt but will also work if the string is admin123 or rtadmin. I have tried
if user != ids:
with no luck
python python-2.7
python python-2.7
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
edited Nov 16 at 17:02
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
asked Nov 16 at 2:26
user3508766
135115
135115
yourforloop is syntactically incorrect. Also what isdata['queries']in your code ?
– Chandila07
Nov 16 at 2:58
Hey thanks for looking. data['queries'] is output of queries attribute in a json file. There is alot more to the code but I made this as simple as possible. If there is no simple solution i will have to rewrite my loop
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 13:44
I removed the loop as its not related
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 16:17
Now your code is incorrectly indented. Also what isquery? It's not defined anywhere
– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:37
1
useids = file.read().split()also remember to close the open file (or even better usewith)
– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:50
|
show 2 more comments
yourforloop is syntactically incorrect. Also what isdata['queries']in your code ?
– Chandila07
Nov 16 at 2:58
Hey thanks for looking. data['queries'] is output of queries attribute in a json file. There is alot more to the code but I made this as simple as possible. If there is no simple solution i will have to rewrite my loop
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 13:44
I removed the loop as its not related
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 16:17
Now your code is incorrectly indented. Also what isquery? It's not defined anywhere
– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:37
1
useids = file.read().split()also remember to close the open file (or even better usewith)
– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:50
your
for loop is syntactically incorrect. Also what is data['queries'] in your code ?– Chandila07
Nov 16 at 2:58
your
for loop is syntactically incorrect. Also what is data['queries'] in your code ?– Chandila07
Nov 16 at 2:58
Hey thanks for looking. data['queries'] is output of queries attribute in a json file. There is alot more to the code but I made this as simple as possible. If there is no simple solution i will have to rewrite my loop
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 13:44
Hey thanks for looking. data['queries'] is output of queries attribute in a json file. There is alot more to the code but I made this as simple as possible. If there is no simple solution i will have to rewrite my loop
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 13:44
I removed the loop as its not related
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 16:17
I removed the loop as its not related
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 16:17
Now your code is incorrectly indented. Also what is
query? It's not defined anywhere– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:37
Now your code is incorrectly indented. Also what is
query? It's not defined anywhere– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:37
1
1
use
ids = file.read().split() also remember to close the open file (or even better use with)– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:50
use
ids = file.read().split() also remember to close the open file (or even better use with)– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:50
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Try this.
with open('id_list.txt', 'r') as stream:
ids = stream.read()
words = ids.strip().split()
keywords = ['admin','admin123','rtadmin']
for item in keywords:
if item not in ids:
print("Do something")
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Try this.
with open('id_list.txt', 'r') as stream:
ids = stream.read()
words = ids.strip().split()
keywords = ['admin','admin123','rtadmin']
for item in keywords:
if item not in ids:
print("Do something")
answered Nov 16 at 17:33
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Try this.
with open('id_list.txt', 'r') as stream:
ids = stream.read()
words = ids.strip().split()
keywords = ['admin','admin123','rtadmin']
for item in keywords:
if item not in ids:
print("Do something")
answered Nov 16 at 17:33
Chandila07
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Try this.
with open('id_list.txt', 'r') as stream:
ids = stream.read()
words = ids.strip().split()
keywords = ['admin','admin123','rtadmin']
for item in keywords:
if item not in ids:
print("Do something")
answered Nov 16 at 17:33
Chandila07
439212
Try this.
with open('id_list.txt', 'r') as stream:
ids = stream.read()
words = ids.strip().split()
keywords = ['admin','admin123','rtadmin']
for item in keywords:
if item not in ids:
print("Do something")
answered Nov 16 at 17:33
Chandila07
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answered Nov 16 at 17:33
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your
forloop is syntactically incorrect. Also what isdata['queries']in your code ?– Chandila07
Nov 16 at 2:58
Hey thanks for looking. data['queries'] is output of queries attribute in a json file. There is alot more to the code but I made this as simple as possible. If there is no simple solution i will have to rewrite my loop
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 13:44
I removed the loop as its not related
– user3508766
Nov 16 at 16:17
Now your code is incorrectly indented. Also what is
query? It's not defined anywhere– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:37
1
use
ids = file.read().split()also remember to close the open file (or even better usewith)– Sembei Norimaki
Nov 16 at 16:50