Reading shortlist: "Fun micro-projects, easy to learn Python" + practice part 2

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Today I will share the FYR() function

In Python, frya function can be a custom function whose name fryusually has no particular meaning except in a specific context (such as an application related to cooking or frying food).

Here's an example of a simple fryfunction that might transform an input word (or other string) into some form (here it simply returns the input string with the suffix "fried" added as an example):

def fry(word):  
    """  
    一个示例函数，将传入的单词加上 "fried" 后缀。  
  
    参数:  
    word (str): 要处理的单词。  
  
    返回:  
    str: 处理后的单词，加上 "fried" 后缀。  
    """  
    return word + " fried"  
  
# 使用函数  
print(fry("chicken"))  # 输出: chicken fried  
print(fry("fish"))     # 输出: fish fried

youIf you want a function that does the conversion similar to the one mentioned in the original question y'all, you could write:

def fry(word):  
    """  
    一个特定示例函数，将 'you' 转换为 'y'all'，其他单词原样返回。  
  
    参数:  
    word (str): 要处理的单词。  
  
    返回:  
    str: 如果单词是 'you'，则返回 'y'all'，否则返回原单词。  
    """  
    if word == 'you':  
        return "y'all"  
    else:  
        return word  
  
# 使用函数  
print(fry("you"))    # 输出: y'all  
print(fry("chicken"))# 输出: chicken

Actual output:

Using Fry Function

import re  
  
# Assuming the fry function is defined as in the previous examples  
def fry(word):  
    if word == 'you':  
        return "y'all"  
    else:  
        return word  
  
# Assuming args.text contains the text to be processed  
args_text = "Hello, you are welcome here. How are you today?"  
  
words = []  
for line in args_text.splitlines():  
    for word in re.split(r'(\W+)', line.rstrip()):  
        words.append(fry(word))  
  
# Print the processed text  
print(''.join(words))

Actual output:

lugl4313820

Big guy, you are learning, but you are really serious about it. Have you converted the results of your learning into a small work?

meiyao

lugl4313820 posted on 2024-6-24 07:30 Big brother, you are learning, but you are really serious. Have you converted this learning result into a small work?

I've thought about making one, but it seems like there's something missing.

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Very good, learn and share, make progress together, keep it up!!!

高级灰0090

Thanks to the author for sharing selflessly. Very exciting content, I learned a lot and benefited a lot. Thank you very much.