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I think the module is better-off without this function. There are already more functions than most people know or remember. For most cases, re.search() or re.finditer() will suffice.
Also, I don't recall having seen findall(...)[0]. If it does exist, it is likely an education problem (i.e. something that can be addressed with documentation or a faq). |
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