Python - String Method - rsplit() Tutorial

 It will break or split the string from the right at the specified separator and return a list of strings. If max split is not specified as a parameter, it will return the list the same as split()

Syntax-

String.rsplit(separator,maxsplit)

#separator- (Optional) Separator value at which split 
should occur in the given string
#maxsplit- (Optional) Maximum number of splits that 
should occur in String Starting from right. 
By default there is no limit on the number of splits.

Example-  

str1 = "Python is a cross-platform object-oriented general-purpose,
 high-level programming language"
print(str1.rsplit("-"))
print(str1.split("-"))

print(str1.rsplit("-",2))
print(str1.split("-",2))

Output-

['Python is a cross', 'platform object', 'oriented general', 'purpose, high',
 'level programming language']
['Python is a cross', 'platform object', 'oriented general', 'purpose, high',
 'level programming language']
['Python is a cross-platform object-oriented general', 'purpose, high',
 'level programming language']
['Python is a cross', 'platform object', 'oriented general-purpose,
 high-level programming language']