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I have a file named "file1" with contents as shown below:
name(abc) age(123) empid(a123) degree(graduate) . . . . Now suppose I know that the format of my file is as above but I don't know the contents within () ie. as if the file to me is like this name(???), age(???) etc. How do I extract the contents within () and store it in a variable? Please help me if possible with a sample code! |
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