# To split the string at every character use the list() function<br /> word = ‘abc’<br /> L = list(word)<br /> L<br /> # Output:<br /> # [‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’]</p> <p># To split the string at a specific character use the split() function<br /> word = ‘a,b,c’<br /> L = word.split(‘,’)<br /> L<br /> # Output:<br /> # [‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’]

# Python code to convert string to list<br />   <br /> def Convert(string):<br />     li = list(string.split(” “))<br />     return li<br />   <br /> # Driver code    <br /> str1 = “Geeks for Geeks”<br /> print(Convert(str1))

def dpro(string):<br /> convertedlist = list(string.split(” “))<br /> return convertedlist</p> <p>print(dpro(“this will convert to List”))

fruit=”apple oranges banans”<br /> newlist = fruit.split()<br /> print(newlist)

s=”hello”<br /> l = list(s)<br /> print(l) # prints [‘h’, ‘e’, ‘l’, ‘l’, ‘o’]

str = “a b c d e”<br /> li = str.split(” “)<br /> print(li)

#How to split a string into a list (Python)</p> <p>#”separator” should be replaced with the string you want to split with<br /> string.split(“separator”)

>>> names=””‘<br /> … Apple<br /> … Ball<br /> … Cat”’<br /> >>> names<br /> ‘\n Apple\n Ball\n Cat’<br /> >>> names_list = [y for y in (x.strip() for x in names.splitlines()) if y]<br /> >>> # if x.strip() is used to remove empty lines<br /> >>> names_list<br /> [‘Apple’, ‘Ball’, ‘Cat’]

s=”geeks”<br /> x=[i for a,i in enumerate(s) ]<br /> print(x)

#use this self made function when there is no good delimiter for the string<br /> def Convert(string):<br /> list1=[]<br /> #the next line does the changing of the string into an array<br /> #literally it means all elements up to but not including the first one, but just remember it as this is the way we turn a spaceless string into an array<br /> list1[:0]=string<br /> return list1<br /> str1=”abcdefghjiklmnopqrstuwxyz”<br /> print(Convert(str1))