Thank you for this addition. In this example I just wanted to strip both ends. To only remove the linebreaks, you have to specify the linebreak character:
c = [line.rstrip('\n') for line in open('file.txt')]
If you know the last line of the file does have a '\n', then line[:-1] is shorter.
Indeed, thank you!
That's a big if. rstrip('\n') or simple rstrip() i find easier to read and less error prone.
rstrip('\n')
rstrip()
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Thank you for this addition. In this example I just wanted to strip both ends. To only remove the linebreaks, you have to specify the linebreak character:
If you know the last line of the file does have a '\n', then line[:-1] is shorter.
Indeed, thank you!
That's a big if.
rstrip('\n')or simplerstrip()i find easier to read and less error prone.