John Salerno wrote:
> Bruno Desthuilliers wrote:
>
>> At least someone reading this may learn about the max_split param of
>> str.split() !-)
>
>
> LOL. The first thing I did was scramble to the docs to see what that
> second parameter meant! :)
>
> But I was a little confused about why you included it. Just to insure
> that only two elements are returned?
Yes. It may or not be a wise choice. Depends on the context, your
design, etc...
> I plan on making either a text file
> or a database with quotes in that format (quote|author), so maybe the
> maxsplit isn't needed?
It's up to you.
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