To remove line breaks and numbers from the Python 3 crawling text, you can use regular expressions to match and replace them. The specific steps were as follows: 1 Using the re module in Python 3 to match and replace text. ```python import re text = This is a line of text, another line of text. pattern = r\n?\ s*[A-Za-z0-9_%+-]+\s*? pattern_replaced = recompile(pattern) result = pattern_replacedsub( text) print(result) ``` Damage output: ``` This is a line another row text ``` Explanation: First, use the `<n?> in the re module. s*[A-Za-z0-9_%+-]+\s*?` To match the line break and the number. where `\n?` indicates whether or not a line break appears once `s*` indicates matching any character `[A-Za-z0-9_%+-]+` indicates matching any character `s*?` indicates matching any character `?` It indicated that a character was matched. Finally, use the sub function in the re module to replace the matching string with a new string and assign the new string to the variable result. In Python 2, you can use the string method `replace()` to replace text. ```python text = This is a line of text, another line of text. text = textreplace(\n )replace( ) print(text) ``` Damage output: ``` This is a line another row text ``` Explanation: In Python 2, you use the string method `replace()` to replace all newline characters and numbers in the text to assign a new string to the variable `text`.