So I have a text file that has tweets in it.
I need to only print the last word in every line that is 8 or more characters and doesn't have # : or @ in the word.
Currently, I can find all the words in the text file that fulfils those requirements except only printing the last word in the sentence. So if a line that contains multiple words that fulfil the requirements I print all the words
This is how far I am currently
for line in open("tweets.txt"):
line_strip = line.strip()
for word in line_strip.split():
if len(word) >=8 and "#" not in word and ":" not in word and "@" not in word:
print(word)
The output is:
Candidates
remained
candidates
finished
Watching
couldn't
hangover
disappointing.
but should be:
remained
finished
couldn't
hangover
disappointing.
Any help is appreciated
for line in open("tweets.txt"):
line_strip = line.strip()
words = [word for word in line_strip.split() if len(word) >=8 and "#" not in word and ":" not in word and "@" not in word]
if len(words)>0:
print(words[-1])
line_strip.split()
会给你一个列表,你可以用your_list[-1]
访问这个列表中的最后一个元素,然后在每一行中对这个词应用你的规则。
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