Python little Experiment, crazy lyrics

#! python# coding: utf-8# #创建一个疯狂填词 (mad libs) program, which reads into a text file and lets the user appear in the text file adjective, NOUN, adverb   or verb  and other words, plus their own text. For example, a text file might look like this:# the adjective panda walked to the noun and  Then verb. a nearby noun wasunaffected by these events. #程序将找到这些出现的单词, and prompt the user to replace them. #Enter  an adjective: #silly #enter a noun: #chandelier #enter a verb: #screamed #enter  a noun: Text files below #pickup  truck# will be created: #The  silly panda walked to the  chandelier and then screamed. a nearby pickup truck was  Unaffected by these events. #结果应该打印到屏幕上 and Save as a new text file. The #  program code is as follows: Import ref1 = open (' a.txt ', ' R ') print ("Original file content:") print ( STRF1) #将字符串以空格为分隔符生成一个列表strf1_list  = strf1.split () #去除列表中元素结尾的逗号和句号, and gets the index and value of the element with commas and periods saved in a dictionary i =  0j = {}for strs in strf1_list:    if  '. '  in strs or  ', '  in strs:        j[i]= strs        strf1_list[i] = strs[:-1]     i += 1print ("Print out a list without periods and commas") print (strf1_list) print ("Print out element index and value with a period with a comma") print (j) f1.close () #   because the original file needs to be replaced by words that are capitalized English words #   use regular expressions to find all the words in the original file that will be replaced Replist = re.findall (R ' [A-z]{2,} ', STRF1) print (the word to be replaced in the original file is: ") print (replist) for rep in replist:    # The letter at the beginning of the vowel letter does not indicate the same message     if rep[0] in  ' Aeiou ':         inputstr = input ("enter an %s "  % rep)      else:        inputstr = input ("Enter a %s   " % rep"     print (INPUTSTR)     #  inserts the replaced words into the original list at the corresponding position     strf1_list.insert (Strf1_list.index (Rep), Inputstr)     #  Delete the original word     strf1_list.remove (Rep) # Adds a comma or period back to the element above which the comma or period is removed, and according to the J dictionary you can find exactly the element For key,value in j.items () with a comma or period at the end ():    Strf1_list[key] = str (Strf1_list[key])  + str (value[-1]) #  convert list to string newstr =  '   '. Join (strf1_list) print ("Replace with:")   #print (NEWSTR) #  writes a new string to the file B.txt and prints to the screen f2 =  Open (' B.txt ', ' w+ ') f2.write (NEWSTR) f2.close ()

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Python little Experiment, crazy lyrics