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I have a text file that is tab-delimited. How can I separate this string into substrings for an array by detecting the tabs?
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hi,
I want to identify special characters and remove that special characters from my string or a word
for example
O'neil - i want to remove (') from this word.
Muñoz, A. Patrick - i want to remove above character of n (ñ)
similarly i want to remove all special characters from my strings.
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