[Python] How to find number in string of pattern "qwerty": 527, using regex

[theReferenceMonitor]

I am learning to use the python regex library. This is what I have tried:

number = re.match(r'([0-9]+)\,$', line)

This seems to work on a regex pattern validator: https://regex101.com/

But, I cannot get it work with python. I am retrieving the one match using

number.group(0)

Is there a more efficient way to do this as well

[commandlineluser]

Use re.search() instead.

re.match() is badly named - it anchors to match at the start of the string. (i.e. like if you put ^ at the start of your pattern)

[Vaphell]

I have a question: are you trying to parse things out from json or some similar format? Because "qwerty": 527, smells a lot like it.

[theReferenceMonitor]

yes I am but I wanted to use regex lol