Python intercepts and takes out part of the string

The following is obtained by split interception

>>> str = 'http://manualfile.s3.amazonaws.com/pdf/gti-chis-1-user-9fb-0-7a05a56f0b91.pdf'
>>> print str.split()
['http://manualfile.s3.amazonaws.com/pdf/gti-chis-1-user-9fb-0-7a05a56f0b91.pdf']
>>> print str.split('/')
['http:', '', 'manualfile.s3.amazonaws.com', 'pdf', 'gti-chis-1-user-9fb-0-7a05a56f0b91.pdf']
>>> print str.split('/')[-1]
gti-chis-1-user-9fb-0-7a05a56f0b91.pdf
>>> print str.split('/')[-1].split('.')[0]
gti-chis-1-user-9fb-0-7a05a56f0b91
>>>

The following is obtained by slicing

name = str[str.rfind("/")+1:str.rfind(".")]

The result is the same as above.

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