Hello, I hope it is okay to drop the snippet below. I saw that you were using a hex, from UUID. Basically, split at the dashes and join with empty string.
hex, from UUID
from uuid import uuid4 def remove_dashes(uid): return "".join(str(uid).split("-")) sample_uid = uuid4() sample_output = remove_dashes(sample_uid) print(str(sample_uid), sample_output, sep="\n") # 52af7d72-3b7c-4048-b3b9-28dff0c8308d # 52af7d723b7c4048b3b928dff0c8308d
Seems cool; vanilla python -w/o any lib.
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Hello, I hope it is okay to drop the snippet below. I saw that you were using a
hex, from UUID. Basically, split at the dashes and join with empty string.Seems cool; vanilla python -w/o any lib.