Regex and Type

Question

input => "hello 1"

regex = re.compile("\s*(=>|[-+*\/\%=\(\)]|[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*|[0-9]*\.?[0-9]+)\s*")
tokens = regex.findall(expression)
print(tokens)

output => ["hello", "1"]

with this in mind, i was wondering how can i get an uotput where it shows the type of each token, so the desired output would be: [STR: "hello", INT: "1"]

Answer 1

@ravilniki i dont know much about regular expressions, but is there a way to do it with (?P<>) ?

Answer 2

both - hello and 1 - are strings. That's why type() won't work.
U could iterate the output and ask for each element isInt()...
...maybe not correct syntax.

Answer 3

ravilnicki i want to take a string and split it into tokens, so basically how the first output is like, but i would also like to check what each object is, it doesn't have to be STR or INT, it can also be [GROUP1: "hello", GROUP2: "1"] so each token that is a digit goes to group2 and each token that is a full word goes to group1