Adding a prefix to string Python

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Hi im new to python and i'm struggling i don't know where to start i want to add a different prefix to each line .

the output im getting now :

[reader]
label                         = free.freeccamserver.com 23011
protocol                      = cccam
user                          = 
6sbnlf free
group                         = 1
cccversion                    = 2.3.0

and this is what i want :

[reader]
label                         = free.buyiptvcode.com
protocol                      = cccam
device                        = free.buyiptvcode.com,25668
user                          = cqb7f0
password                      = free
group                         = 1
cccversion                    = 2.3.0

What I have tried:

Python

from builtins import int
    from collections import defaultdict
    from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as soup
    import requests
    from urllib.request import urlopen as uReq
    import string

    ####################################################################################
    ########### HERE IS THE URLS
    urls=['http://freeccamserver.com/free/get2.php','https://cccamz.com/FREEN12/new0.php']
    ##########
    ls=[]
    ####################################################################################
    def getURLS(urls):
            for url in urls:
                    test = uReq(url ,timeout=100)
                    html =  test.read()
                    pg = soup(html,'lxml')


    res = (pg.h1.text)
                splite = res.replace("C:","[reader]"+"\n"+"label                       
      =")
                release = re.sub(r"(?<=\d)\s+","\n"+"protocol                      
   = cccam"+"\n"+"user                          = "+"\n" , splite)
                all = release.replace("\r","\n"+"group                         = 
   1"+"\n"+"cccversion                    = 2.3.0"+"\n")
                    ls.append(all)

            return ls
    getURLS(urls)

    for data in (ls):
            print( data)

Posted 22-Jan-20 4:34am

ziko-ZR1

Updated 30-Jan-20 9:47am

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2020-01-22T05:58:00

Solution 1

Quote:
Adding a prefix to string Python

Don't know exactly what you want:
Python Strings[^]
Python String join() Method[^]

Posted 22-Jan-20 5:58am

Patrice T

Updated 22-Jan-20 7:49am

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ziko-ZR1 22-Jan-20 12:43pm

i want to put different strings in each position i want

Patrice T 22-Jan-20 13:51pm

you need to explain in detail what you want.
Use Improve question to update your question.

ziko-ZR1 22-Jan-20 14:05pm

Thanks for your help

Tjohohan · Answer 2 · 2020-01-30T09:48:00

Hi:)

I hope this helps you out?

greetings Johan

Python

"""
HI:)

Is it a program u want to alter a bit to fit your needs and the pay off is other than learning python?
If so, I wish i could help without asking you to waste effort with doing python but I dont know enough
python to fully understand the program. (No sarcasm or insult intended)

Heres an example if you want it?
"""

"""
Between three quote marks gets lifted out of the program and is means of communication between programmers
"""

#After hashtag is comments, dosent affect how the program behaves. Also programmer communication.

print("prefix."+"string"+".suffix")#Three "strings" added to each other with +
integer = 10 #integer is a variable name thats given an integer value of 10 at the beginning of this row. 10 gets assigned to integer variable name from right to left
string = str(integer)# str() is a function that converts to string
print(string)#Strings can be attatched with +
integer = int(string)#int() is a function that converts to integer
print(integer)#Can be calculated with

"""
Strings as this comment have no integer meaning for calculating
Sometimes i change back and forth between strings and integer using
str()
and
int()
To get the desired result
"""

This is what running the program looks like
RESTART: C:/Users/Hacke/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python37/CodeProject/Adding a prefix to string Python.py
prefix.string.suffix
10
10