Get only numbers from string in python

Question

I want to get only the numbers from a string. For example I have something like this

just=\'Standard Price:20000\'

And I only want it to pr

Answer 1

A more crude way if you don't want to use regex is to make use of slicing. Please remember that this would work for extracting any number if the structure of the text remains the same.

just = 'Standard Price:20000'
reqChar = len(just) - len('Standard Price:')
print(int(just[-reqChar:]))
>> 20000

Answer 2

You could use string.split function.

>>> just='Standard Price:20000'
>>> int(just.split(':')[1])
20000

Answer 3

You can also try:

int(''.join(i for i in just if i.isdigit()))

Answer 4

I think bdev TJ's answer

price = int(filter(str.isdigit, just))

will only work in Python2, for Python3 (3.7 is what I checked) use:

price = int ( ''.join(filter(str.isdigit, just) ) )

Obviously and as stated before, this approach will only yield an integer containing all the digits 0-9 in sequence from an input string, nothing more.

Answer 5

You could use RegEx

>>> import re
>>> just='Standard Price:20000'
>>> re.search(r'\d+',just).group()
'20000'

Ref: \d matches digits from 0 to 9

Note: Your error

just[0] evaluates to S as it is the 0th character. Thus S[1:] returns an empty string that is '', because the string is of length 1 and there are no other characters after length 1

Answer 6

The clearest way in my opinion is using the re.sub() function:

import re

just = 'Standard Price:20000'
only_number = re.sub('[^0-9]', '', just)
print(only_number)
# Result: '20000'