Assume you have a string, such as \"Hello 34215 World 5620 From 384 Carsonville\

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Assume you have a string, such as    "Hello 34215 World 5620 From 384 Carsonville"

Your mission will be to do the following:

1. Use a list comprehension to separate out the words from the numbers, and separate them with a space.

2. Use a list comprehension to separate out the digits from the words, and put them together in order from smallest to largest.

3. Print out both of these, separated by a “|”. The output for the example given above would be:
>>>
Hello World From Carsonville | 012233445568

4. Do this using as few lines of code as possible. The best solution uses 2 lines, including the definition of the string.

This problem should be done in Python, using IDLE.

Please make sure your code has been tested and functions properly!

Explanation / Answer

string = "Hello 34215 World 5620 From 384 Carsonville"
print str(" | ".join(["".join([letter for letter in string if letter.isalpha() or letter.isspace()]), "".join(sorted([num for num in string if num.isdigit()]))])).replace(" ", " ")

OUTPUT:

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