Day: March 14, 2021

I have a homework assignment that im not really sure how to approach as of right now, I've done some research but. I have not found really anything that would pertain to what I'm doing. Any help would be appreciated <3 . So far this is what I have:

/******************************************************************************
1.WRITE A PROGRAM THAT TAKES AT LEAST SIX PERSONS FROM A FILE, AND LISTS THEM IN
ORDER: (i) SSN ASCENDING, AND (ii) BMI DECREASING 

2. INPUT AT LEAST SIX PERSONS FROM A FILE. Prompt the user to enter one SSN of 
the given six. For that SSN, find the lowest and highest RBMI among the other 
five. Report the person names and RBMI values. 

3. Among all the persons, find the two persons having the least RBMI. Report 
their names and the value of their RBMI. 
*******************************************************************************/

#include <iostream>
#include <math.h>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

struct person
{               //define a struct

  string pName;
  float BMI;            // 18.4 
  long SSN;         // 10 digit 

};


int main ()
{

  string fLine;
  int pcount = 0;

  ifstream fRap;
  fRap.open ("Rappers.txt");

  while (!fRap.eof ())
    {

      getline (fRap, fLine);
      //myFavMovieStar[pcount].pname = fLine;
      getline (fRap, fLine);
      //myFavMovieStar[pcount].pname = fLine;
      getline (fRap, fLine);
      //myFavMovieStar[pcount].pname = fLine;

      pcount++;
    }

  fRap.close ();

  cout << "pcount is: " << pcount << endl;

  person myFavRapper[pcount];

  fRap.open ("Rappers.txt");

  for (int i = 0; i < pcount; i++)
    {

      getline (fRap, fLine);
      myFavRapper[i].pName = fLine;
      getline (fRap, fLine);
      myFavRapper[i].SSN = stol (fLine);
      getline (fRap, fLine);
      myFavRapper[i].BMI = stof (fLine);

    }

  fRap.close ();

  cout << "Done reading this file." << endl;

  for (int i = 0; i < pcount; i++)
    {
      cout << myFavRapper[i].pName << " | " << myFavRapper[i].
    SSN << " | " << myFavRapper[i].BMI << endl;
    }

  cout << "" << endl;

  cout << "SSN's Ascending: " << endl;





  cout << "" << endl;

  cout << "BMI's Decreasing: " << endl;



}

Here is the contents of the text file:

Jahseh Onfroy
123456789
19.4
Aristos Petrou
345678912
25.1
Gustav Ahr
234567891
21.5
Scott Arceneaux
101110111
22.4
Jazz Butler
134243332
22.2
Symere Woods
678912345
25.7

help me asp.....

In this assignment you have to write functions (in python) that applies various preprocessing
techniques which are popular in Natural Language Processing (NLP). For this purpose, you
are supplied with a Text Dataset (corona_data\test_small.tsv) and you have to process
that dataset using the following techniques:

1. Tokenization
2. Text Lowercase
3. Remove HTML tags
4. Convert number words to numeric form.
5. Remove numbers
6. Remove punctuation
7. Remove extra whitespaces
8. Convert accented characters to ASCII characters
9. Expand contractions
10. Remove special characters
11. Remove default stopwords
12. Stemming
13. Lemmatization
14. Part of Speech (POS) Tagging
15. Named Entity Recognition
    You will find the details as well as the codes to do all of the above preprocessing in the
    Important Links section under LAB 7 in the Google Classroom.
    Important:
    Please follow these rules while you do the preprocessing:
16. Use separate functions (modular programming) while you do each of the above
    preprocessing.
17. Only preprocess the Example field of the dataset. Do NOT process the Labels.Page 2
18. For each of the preprocessing steps do the following two things
    a. Apply it independently on the dataset and write the output as a text file (name
    the text file as <name_of_the_preprocessing>_out.txt)
    E.g., tokenization_out.txt text_lowercase_out.txt
    b. Apply it sequentially from the output of previous preprocessing(s), and finally
    save the complete output (as preprocessed_out.txt) when you are done
    with subsequent preprocessings steps (1 to 11).
    c. For outputting the TEXT file - You should write your own function that can take
    a list of strings (data) and write them into a .txt file under a directory named
    output automatically.
19. Write proper Comments inside the code. Failing to do so will reduce your grades. Also
    copying others comments/code might give you a negative mark.
20. Make sure you produce the output text files inside a folder named output which
    should be inside the same folder of your code. Rename the project folder having
    your code(s) and output files as your StudentID_Section and make it a .zip before you
    upload it as the solution to Assignment in Google Classroom. In case you use the
    Google CoLab, your code should automatically create the output folder in the
    corresponding google drive following the aforementioned folder structure.

Hi Experts,

I have a question. I have an object and want to insert in a text file. Before inserting, I want to check if it is duplicate. If no duplicate is found, I will insert the object. If yes, will not insert an object? Do I need a collection for this? This is for Java. Thank you!