89 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
89 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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Created on Fri Feb 15 21:37:53 2019
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@author: Alexander Hillert, Goethe University Frankfurt
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"""
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# Please adjust the directory to your machine.
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directory="C:/Lehre/Textual Analysis/Programming/Files/"
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# It is important to use a single forward slash / but not a single backslash \.
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# For MAC users: your directory will usually start with "/Users/". For example:
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#directory="/Users/FirstnameLastname/Textual Analysis/Programming/Files/"
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# open the Fun_with_Python text file
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input_file=open(directory+"Fun_with_Python.txt","r")
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###################################
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# Programming Problem 1
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###################################
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# Task 1: open the file 'Fun_with_Python.txt' in Spyder and print its content
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# The file can be found in our data folder
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# get the text from the file
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input_text= TO BE COMPLETED
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# print the content, i.e., the text of the file (previous line)
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print(TO BE COMPLETED)
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# See slide 7
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# Task 2: Write the content of 'Fun_with_Python.txt' to a new text file
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# with the name 'More_fun_with_Python.txt'.
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# ENTER YOUR COMMANDS HERE
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# See slide 8.
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# REMEMBER to close your file. If you do not close the new txt file, its content
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# will not be saved to the hard drive. You will find an empty txt in your file manager.
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# Task 3: Write a loop that prints some text (whatever you like) ten times.
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# ENTER YOUR COMMANDS HERE
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# See slide 9.
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# You have several options. While loop, for X in range() loop, etc.
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# Task 4: Print the text of the "Fun_with_Python" file line by line!
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# ENTER YOUR COMMANDS HERE
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# See slide 10.
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# You need a loop (Task 3) and in each iteration of the loop have Python print
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# a line of text.
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# Task 5: Count how often the word 'good' appears in the document 'Fun_with_Python.txt'!
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# ENTER YOUR COMMANDS HERE
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# See slide 11.
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# Task 6a: Now, print only the lines that contain the word 'good'!
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# ENTER YOUR COMMANDS HERE
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# See also slide 12.
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# You can use the line-by-line printing from Task 4 and combine it with the command ".count()" from Task 5
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# and add the if condition from slide 12.
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# If condition: for each line check whether the specific line contains the word "good".
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# Task 7: print only the lines that start with the word 'This'!
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# ENTER YOUR COMMANDS HERE
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# See slide 15.
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# This is very similar to task 6. You only need to modify the if condition a bit.
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# Task 8a: Replace the word "good" by "excellent" and display the new text!
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# See slide 16.
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# ENTER YOUR COMMANDS HERE
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