I have got a text file with keywords in each line like so:
foo
foo1
^^^^^^^^^
foo5
foo7
^^^^^^^^^ is a flag set to break the for loop once reached:
keywords = []
with open("keywords.txt") as f:
for line in f:
if line.startswith(request.GET.get('search', '')):
keywords.append(line.lower())
if line == "^^^^^^^^^":
break
In above code, the second condition is never met (**if line == "^^^^^^^^^":**).
I also tried is instead of == (but did not expect it to work, and it didn't).
When I tried line.startswith("^^^^^^"):, the condition is met, and loop is ended. I'm wondering why == doesn't work in the above case.
Looking for some direction and explanation.
There probably is a line break or other whitespace at the end of the line, so == won't work, unless you trim it first:
if line.strip() == "^^^^^^^^^":
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