I'm coding with Python.
Hong Gil-dong 1,200,000 won, Lim Kkeok-jeong 3,000,000 won, and Jang Gil-san 6,000,000 won only the amount that appears in the string
divided by half
Honggil-dong KRW 600,000, Im Kkeokjeong KRW 1,500,000, Janggil-san KRW 3,000,000 or
divided by one-third
I don't know how to make it 400,000 won for Hong Gil-dong, 1,000,000 won for Lim Kkeok-jeong, and 2,000,000 won for Jang Gil-san.
In other words, the method of dividing only the amount shown in the string while freely changing the dividing ratio (keep a comma in a thousand units) I'd like to know about that.
I vaguely understand that I can use the re module, but I'm not sure.
python string regex
Please refer to the following.
import re
moneys = ['1,200,000', '3,000,000', '6,000,000']
template = 'Hong Gil-dong {0} won, Lim Kkeok-jeong {1} won, Jang Gil-san {2} won'
print(template.format(*moneys))
m = re.compile (r'Hong Gil-dong (\d{1,3}[,\d{3}]*) circle, Im Kkeok-jeong (\d{1,3}[,\d{3}]*) circle, Jang Gil-san (\d{1,3}[,\d{3}]*) circle')
print(template.format(*['{:,}'.format(int(money.translate({ord(','): ''})) // 2) for money in m.search(s).groups()]))
1,200,000 won for Honggil-dong, 3,000,000 won for Lim Kkeokjeong, 6,000,000 won for Janggil-san
600,000 won for Honggil-dong, 1,500,000 won for Lim Kkeok-jeong, 3,000,000 won for Janggil-san
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