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fellya · Dec 1 '08, 02:49 PM

ohhhh thank you but using the codes i couldn't get anything. maybe i used it wrong. what do u mean when u put [! ? .] or ' '
it seems like i was supposed to put something instead of those symbols.
please look at what i did in the below code. ntbs1.py is my file.

Code:

>>> import re
>>> s=open('ntbs1.py').read()
>>> wordList=[]
>>> for sentence in [item.strip() for item in

...

fellya · Nov 30 '08, 10:05 PM

thank you for ths answer but that is not want i want,
i have a file called ex1.py then to open it i do:

Code:

f=open("ex1.py")
try:
........................

then after all the procedures of opening a file i have:

jack is a brother of carine, ............... ............... ............... ........

My question is: is there anyway after opening this file which contain...

fellya · Nov 30 '08, 08:53 PM

okay thank you so much for the help bvdet!!!
but i think u didn't get my question. Ok let me be clear and simple. let us assume i have a file called ex1.py, then in this doc i have more than one paragraph. to open the file i know the pocedure to open a file. now I would like to know if there is a way i can open the file, then read like one sentence or paragraph of the doc then after readin the sentence, i split that sentence such that...

fellya · Nov 23 '08, 11:13 PM

hey thanks for the help.
my dear your last solution works perfectly with numbers!!!
but the one that i was lookin for is the solution u gave me in your reply number 9 :

Code:

lineList = [line.strip().split() for line in open("your_file").readlines()] 
# print the first word in the first line. 
print lineList[0][0]

this solution is helping me to find one word at a time. imagine i have a...

fellya · Nov 16 '08, 04:46 AM

i dont need to save a sentence in a list. what i want to do is : i take a document which has like any number of sentences then by using Python i would like to split the document of any number of sentences into words where each word has a number e.g., word1=the, word2= apple ect. then by this output i will use an other program that can help me to identify if word1 is a noun or not and son on. Brief after getting all the words in a document , I will...

fellya · Nov 16 '08, 01:37 AM

hi, i have another question related to the above:
I have created a file of more than 100 sentences in it then i saved it with extension .py , then i'm using the operations to open the file which are:

Code:

f=open("example.py")
try:
    for line in f:
                    print line
finally:
          f.close()

so after using the above commands im able to open my file. Now i know...

fellya · Nov 16 '08, 01:07 AM

ohhhh thank you so much.
thats what i wanted.
may God bless U.
once again thank you

fellya · Nov 16 '08, 12:06 AM

thank you for the help, but as u can see with the output below when i do the command sentence[0] to show me the first word it is showing me "T" this is not what i want!!! for me i would like to see if i type the command sentence[0]; to display "The" and if i type again sentence[1]; it has to give me "dog"

can you plz help!

Code:

>>> sentence="The dog ate my homework"

...

fellya · Nov 15 '08, 11:00 PM

thank you for the help but the question is not fully answered! with this program it will split the sentence but i would like the output to be lets say if we have a= jack ate the apple, i would like the output to be:
a[0]=jack
a[1]=ate
a[2]=the
a[3]=apple

can you please see if its possible to get the above output?

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