def anotherword(response): #Some rudimentary synonyms and antonyms.
choice=input('Enter your choice: \n 1.Synonyms.\n2.Antonyms\n')
if(int(choice)>2):
print("Invalid Choice")
exit()
word=input("Enter the word:")
w = Word(word)
what=''
if('1') in choice:
temp=w.synonyms()
what='Synonyms'
elif('2') in choice:
temp=w.antonyms()
what='Antonyms'
print('Showing %s of %s'%(what,word))
for t in temp:
print(t)
def process_words(self):
"""
Sort words, look for duplicates, then get synonyms
and write to output files. Looking for duplicates
here because that is an indication that multiple
sources think the term is appropriate for the
given grade level.
"""
# print(self.words)
# get duplicate words - the words we want to use
words = self.words
duplicates = list(set([x for x in words if words.count(x) > 1]))
duplicates.sort()
""" try a different way """
for word in duplicates:
try:
w = Word(word)
except MisspellingError:
continue
else:
# There are 3 relevance levels you can use, 1 will give the set with the most words
# and possibly some irrelevant words. Here we use 3 to make sure everything stays on topic.
syns = w.synonyms(relevance=3)
if syns:
for s in syns:
self.outputFiles[1].write(word + " " + s + "\n")
ants = w.antonyms(relevance=3)
if ants:
for a in ants:
self.outputFiles[2].write(word + " " + a + "\n")
if syns or ants:
self.outputFiles[0].write(word + " " + self.gradeLevel +
"\n")