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import re string1 = “aaabaa” zusuchen = “aa” #1 m_start = re.finditer(fr'(?=({zusuchen}))’, string1) results = [(match.start(1), match.end(1)-1) for match in m_start] for z in results: print(z) print(“Now #2:”) #2 m_start = re.finditer(fr'(?={zusuchen})’, string1) results = [(match.start(), match.end()-1) for match in m_start] for z in results: print(z) I still haven’t figured out what’s the problem for […]

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