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Python

Benja Guzzetta
Benja Guzzetta
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Posted by Benja Guzzetta
Benja Guzzetta
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What's "Delimiter?" Something that un-limits things? o.O

I hear "delimiter" but not an explanation. Too lazy to google... is it something that takes limits off something else?

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Rohald van Merode
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A delimiter in Python is a character or set of characters used to separate items or values in a string. It is a boundary that marks the end of one item and the beginning of another.

Benja Guzzetta
Benja Guzzetta
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Benja Guzzetta
Benja Guzzetta
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I think I understand. Thank you.