54601/how-to-manipulate-strings-in-python
This can be done is a very simple way. You can refer to the following code snippet.
s = "BN(m>o)&Q((-i)Tw)" >>> [ i.split("(")[0] for i in s.split(")") ] ['BN', '&Q', 'Tw', ''] >>>
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