Read and print word frequencies from a given text file.
python main.py <YOUR INPUT FILE HERE>The file content is expected to be Unicode text, emojis, URLs, mentions, hashtags, and sequencies of emojis–basically anything that you would see in chats and on social media.
To get a better idea, you can take a look at the example input.
Sample output could look like this:
Whose 1
track 1
is 1
familiar!😍 1
This 1
sounds 1
this? 1
- Write tests.
- Think of a proper folder structure.
- Write the definition of a word in the context of this application.
- Split emojis from the end of a word.
- Split emojis from the beginning of a word?
- Split sequences of emojis so that they are each counted as a separate word.
- Trim most special characters from the end of a word.
- Trim most special characters from the beginning of a word.
- Treat mentions (@foobar, any characters until the next space) as one word and don't trim it.
- Treat hashtags (#foobar, including numbers and underscores until the next space) as one word and don't trim it.
- Don't count sequencies of special characters as words.
- Check that a URL is counted as one word.
- Make sure it works on Python 3.x.
- Use virtualenv.