I’m trying to understand a Key-Bigram extractor’s working and I cannot understand what does the following block of code do. Here is the source code. Everything else is workin fine and I understood well, however I can not understand what child for child in possible_words.children does. Answer token.children uses the dependency parse to get all tokens that directly depend on
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Iterating through nested dictionaries and find the keywords in the value of dictionary in python
I have data in below format. Here are few things I want to do with my data in python. First to iterate over my dictionary and to find and count the keywords mentioned above in the value of “Text” both in “1” and “2” and last thing is to update the current dictionary with keywords counts (no of times keywords
What is the difference between function and keyword/statements?
I’ve seen ‘del’ being referred to as a keyword and as a statement. Apparently, it is not considered a function: Python has a del statement (keyword) to delete objects, not a del function. https://tutorial.eyehunts.com/python/del-function-in-python-code/ I looked up the definition of a function in Python and it says: In Python, a function is a group of related statements that performs a
`final` keyword equivalent for variables in Python?
I couldn’t find documentation on an equivalent of Java’s final in Python, is there such a thing? I’m creating a snapshot of an object (used for restoration if anything fails); once this backup variable is assigned, it should not be modified — a final-like feature in Python would be nice for this. Answer Having a variable in Java be final