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HW Python - Saar Cohen #11
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print(x) | ||
print("---------------") | ||
words_in_text = dict() | ||
my_file = open(where_file,"r") |
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you dont need to open file again, also, file must be closed after ward. best practice is to use "open...with" when working with files.
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roger that!
will be fixed.
print("Your file text is:") | ||
for x in my_file: | ||
print(x) | ||
print("---------------") |
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this output is not required
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that was just for my debugging, will be deleted.
for key in list(words_in_text.keys()): | ||
print(key, ":", words_in_text[key]) | ||
print("---------------") | ||
print (max(words_in_text.values())) |
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check you code again, output is wrong
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now its working with nice output
for highest in list(words_in_text.keys()): if max1 < words_in_text[highest]: max1 = words_in_text[highest] key1 = highest print ("The most recurring word is: ", key1," with ",max1, " times")
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print("Your file text is:") | ||
for x in my_file: | ||
print(x) | ||
print("---------------") | ||
words_in_text = dict() | ||
my_file = open(where_file,"r") |
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you dont need to open file again
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fix.
strange, i was sure that i removed it.
if max1 < words_in_text[highest]: | ||
max1 = words_in_text[highest] | ||
key1 = highest | ||
print ("The most recurring word is: ", key1," with ",max1, " times") |
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it is much better to use f' string. easier to read your code
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fixed.
max1 = words_in_text[highest] | ||
key1 = highest | ||
print ("The most recurring word is: ", key1," with ",max1, " times") | ||
my_file.close() |
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you should close file as soon as you done with reading it, or better - use "with...open..."
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Changed to with open.
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