Скачать или смотреть Python's `.split()` vs `.splitlines()`: How to Use Them Properly

Stop using `split('\n')`! Discover the robust Python method for parsing text that never fails on real-world data. 🚀 Code examples: https://github.com/4383/cheatsheet/bl...

For Python developers, splitting a string by lines seems simple. Most of us reach for `text.split('\n')` without a second thought. It works perfectly on your machine, but can quickly break in production.

This video exposes the hidden danger of parsing text files: the difference between Windows (`\r\n`) and Unix (`\n`) line endings. When your code processes logs, CSVs, or user-uploaded files, this tiny inconsistency can cause silent bugs, stray characters, and frustrating parsing errors that are difficult to debug.

Learn why the built-in `splitlines()` method is the professional's choice for robust text processing. We’ll show you how this one simple change makes your code resilient, reliable, and ready to handle the unpredictable chaos of real-world data. It's a small detail that separates fragile scripts from production-grade software.

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