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Only 1 element isreturned.Copied!my_str = 'bobby'my_list = my_str.split('\t')# 👇️ ['bobby']print(my_list)# Handling leading or trailing tab charactersIf your string starts with or ends with a tab, you will get empty stringelements in the list.Copied!my_str = '\tbobby\thadz\tcom\t'my_list = my_str.split('\t')print(my_list) # 👉️ ['', 'bobby', 'hadz', 'com', '']The code for this article is available on GitHubOne way to handle the leading and trailing tab characters is to use thestr.strip() method before calling split().Copied!my_str = '\tbobby\thadz\tcom\t'my_list = my_str.strip().split('\t')print(my_list) # 👉️ ['bobby', 'hadz', 'com']The str.strip method returns a copy ofthe string with the leading and trailing whitespace removed.We only split the string on each tab once the leading and trailing tabs areremoved.You can also use the filter() function toremove the empty strings from the list.Copied!my_str = '\tbobby\thadz\tcom\t'my_list = list(filter(None, my_str.split('\t')))print(my_list) # 👉️ ['bobby', 'hadz', 'com']The filter functiontakes a function and an iterable as arguments and constructs an iterator fromthe elements of the iterable for which the function returns a truthy value.If you pass None for the function argument, all falsy elements of the iterable are removed.Note that the filter() function returns a filter object, so we have to usethe list() class to convert the filterobject to a list.# Split a string by Tab using re.split()An alternative is to use the re.split() method.The re.split() method will split the string on each occurrence of a tab andreturn a list containing the results.Copied!import remy_str = '\tbobby\t\thadz\t\tcom\t'my_list = re.split(r'\t+', my_str.strip())print(my_list) # 👉️ ['bobby', 'hadz', 'com']The code for this article is available on GitHubThe re.split() method takes apattern and a string and splits the string on each occurrence of the pattern.The \t character matches tabs.The plus + is used to match the preceding character (tab) 1 or more times.In its entirety, the regular expression matches one or more tab characters.This is useful when you want to count multiple consecutive tabs as a single tabwhen splitting the string.Notice that we used the str.strip() method on the string.The str.strip method returns a copy ofthe string with the leading and trailing whitespace removed.Copied!my_str = '\tbobby\t\thadz\t\tcom\t'# bobby hadz comprint(my_str.strip())The str.strip() method takes care of removing the leading and trailingwhitespace, so we don't get empty strings in the list.# Split a string by Tab using re.findall()You can also use the re.findall() method to split a string on each occurrenceof a tab.Copied!import remy_str = '\tbobby\thadz\tcom\t'pattern = re.compile(r'[^\t]+')my_list = pattern.findall(my_str)print(my_list) # 👉️ ['bobby', 'hadz', 'com']The code for this article is available on GitHubThe re.findall()method takes a pattern and a string as arguments and returns a list of stringscontaining all non-overlapping matches of the pattern in the string.The regular expression we passed to the re.compile method contains a characterclass.When the caret ^ is at the beginning of a character class, it means "Not thefollowing".In other words, match everything but

Back dictation... Page 157 A P P E N D I X B Dragon NaturallySpeaking Commands List Using text-to-speech SA Y Read Line Read back the current line. Read Paragraph Read back the current paragraph. Read Document Read back the whole document. Read Window Read back the text in view. Page 158 A P P E N D I X B Dragon NaturallySpeaking Commands List Switching windows SA Y Switch to [program] Switch to a different program window. For [program], substitute the actual program name (as it appears in the title bar). Switch to Previous Window Switch to the previous window (equivalent to pressing ALT+TAB). Page 159 A P P E N D I X B Dragon NaturallySpeaking Commands List Selecting buttons, tabs, and options SA Y Click [button] Activate a button or option. For [button], substitute the actual button or option name. Click [tab] Activate a tab in a tabbed dialog box. For [tab], substitute the actual tab name. Page 160 A P P E N D I X B Dragon NaturallySpeaking Commands List Controlling Internet Explorer SA Y Go to Favorite [page] Go to a Web page on your Favorites menu. For [page], substitute the actual page name exactly as it appears in the Favorites menu. Go to Address Move the cursor to the Internet Explorer Address bar. Page 161 A P P E N D I X B Dragon NaturallySpeaking Commands List continued SA Y Line Down Scroll down one line (same as clicking the down arrow in the scroll bar once). Line Up Scroll up one line (same as clicking the up arrow in the scroll bar once). Page 162 Index C C a a p p s s O O f f f f 78 abbreviations 51–52, 63 C C a a p p s s O O n n 78 acoustical data 7–8, 44 C C e e n n t t e e r r T T h h a a t t 82 acronyms 51 characters active accessibility 88... Page 163 Index C C u u t t T T h h a a t t 77 formatting text applying bold 80 applying italics 80 dates 63 applying underlining 80 decimal separator 62 changing font face, size, and style 80 D D e e l l e e t t e e N N e e x x t t C C