So stdin returns a string of text into a list, and multiple lines of text are all list elements.
How do you split them all into single words?
Let’s say I have: action = '{bond}, {james} {bond}'.format(bond='bond', james='james') this wil output: 'bond, james bond' Next we have: action = '{bond}, {james} {bond}'.format(bond='bond') this…
I’m trying to remove all newline characters from a string. I’ve read up on how to do it, but it seems that I for some reason am unable to do so. Here is step by step what I am doing:
I have a list of stopwords. And I have a search string. I want to remove the words from the string.
The punctuation and numerical,lowercase are not working while using nltk.
I have string for example: "238 NEO Sports". I want to split this string only at the first space. The output should be ["238","NEO Sports"].
Lets say I have a string that consists of x unknown chars. How could I get char nr. 13 or char nr. x-14?
How can I convert a list into a space-separated string in Python?
I’m reading a response from a source which is an journal or an essay and I have the html response as a string like: