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Feb 15, 20:13 - Varun: Very nice code, short and makes good use of the python api
Feb 15, 20:14 - Varun (line 11): Could really use comments at various places to explain what program is doing at various parts.
Feb 17, 12:43 - Ping: Can you be more specific with your last suggestion?
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| 1 | # Calvin Smith
| | 2 | # Craft 3, part uno
| | 3 |
| | 4 | import speling
| | 5 |
| | 6 | speling.LoadDic('dict.txt')
| | 7 |
| | 8 | # speling.SpellCheck('input.txt')
| | 9 | # too easy to use this, so don't use this function
| | 10 |
| | 11 | text = open('input.txt', 'r').read()
| | 12 | sents = []
| | 13 | for symbol in '\n(),-?\"\&$#@!%^*_=+/\\;:'0123456789:
| | 14 | text = text.replace(symbol, ' ')
| | 15 | sents = text.split('.')
| | 16 |
| | 17 | mispeledwords = {}
| | 18 | for sent in sents:
| | 19 | mispeled = CheckSent(sent)
| | 20 | for word in mispeled:
| | 21 | if mispeledwords.get('word', None):
| | 22 | mispeledwords['word'] = mispeledwords['word'] + 1
| | 23 | else:
| | 24 | mispeledwords['word'] = 1
| | 25 | keys = mispeledwords.keys()
| | 26 | keys.sort()
| | 27 | for key in keys:
| | 28 | print key, '(' + str(mispeledwords[key]) + ')' |
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