def splitSentence(sentence):
dictionarySentence = {}
setence_split = sentence.split()
three_word_list = [' '.join(setence_split[i:i+3]) for i in range(0, len(setence_split), 3)]
#grouped_words = [' '.join(words[i: i + 3]) for i in range(0, len(words), 3)]
for key,char in enumerate(three_word_list):
{
dictionaryTweets.update({char:1})
}
return dictionaryTweets
return three_word_list
splitSentence("My name is Allen. How are you?")
Output:
{'My name is': 1, 'Allen. How are': 1, 'you?': 1}
Output looking for:
{'My name is': 1, 'is Allen. How': 1, 'How are you?': 1}
The output should be a dictionary whose keys are all three word phrases based on a sentence inputted into the function. I am not 100% how you would ensure that the phrases are three words long. Could someone assist with this?
dictionaryTweets
is not defined.The below code is working fine.
def splitTextToTriplet(sentence):
dictionaryTweets = {}
three_word_list = []
setence_split = sentence.split()
for i in range(0,len(setence_split)-1,2):
three_word_list.append(' '.join(setence_split[i:i+3]))
for key, char in enumerate(three_word_list):
dictionaryTweets.update({char: 1})
return dictionaryTweets, three_word_list
print(splitTextToTriplet("My name is Allen. How are you?"))