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6y

i heard capturing stdout was important.

quick question, is there an easy way to escape the extra characters that the second function outputs?
the output is:
b'subprocess.Popen test\n'
i'd like it to just say "subprocess.Popen test"

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    6y
    I really feel like this should be asked on Stack Overflow instead of devrant.
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    6y
    You might want to try looking at the pexpect library. I was trying to do some complicated stuff with Popen, and pexpect makes a lot of it easier.
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    6y
    *psst*
    You can easily remove that, duckduckgo it
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    6y
    @djsumdog i asked a 'quick question', idc who answers. if someone happened to know off of the top of their head at the time i posted i'd be able to try something quicker; StOve folks are better egotists than they are developmental advisors
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    6y
    To remove the b use the decode function.
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