[email protected] writes:
> Looking through the docs did not clarify my understanding of the
> issue. Why can I not split on '\t' when reading in binary mode?
You can split on b'\t' to get a list of byteses, which you can then
decode if you want them as strings.
You can decode the bytes to get a string and then split on '\t' to get
strings.
>>> b'tic\ttac\ttoe'.split(b'\t')
[b'tic', b'tac', b'toe']
>>> b'tic\ttac\ttoe'.decode('utf-8').split('\t')
['tic', 'tac', 'toe']
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