Whenever you use the Split() method to split a string, a new string becomes allocated for each segment. Additionally, the Split() method stores all the segments parsed into an array of strings.

parts = input.split("&") parts = [part for part in parts if "option" not in part] output = '&'.join(parts) Both do the same thing: manipulate and rejoin a split list. Remove parameters using regular ...

Skittles, pictured, the 12-foot Burmese python is a close resemblance to its cousin Banana, a 16-foot Burmese python, that was reportedly stolen from Gator Country earlier this month.