how to remove text between [removed] and [removed] using python?

Question

how to remove text between using python?

Answer 1

According to answers posted by Pev and wr, why not to upgrade a regular expression, e.g.:

pattern = r"(?is)]*>(.*?)"
text = """"""
re.sub(pattern, '', text)

(?is) - added to ignore case and allow new lines in text. This version should also support script tags with attributes.

EDIT: I can't add any comments yet, so I'm just editing my answer. I totally agree with the comment below, regexps are totally wrong for such tasks and b. soup ot lxml are a lot better. But question asked gave just a simple example and regexps should be enough for such simple task. Using Beautiful Soup for a simple text removing could just be too much (overload? I don't how to express what I mean, excuse my english).

BTW I made a mistake, the code should look like this:

pattern = r"(?is)(]*>)(.*?)()"
text = """"""
re.sub(pattern, '\1\3', text)