Python Basics - 28 part 1 - Check if Specific Words Exist in A File

[@pardener]

Awesome tutorial im very slow at typing so i never had to pause and look back at it and the program was Really Really simple

[@ragegod6663]

Man i would like to thank you and keep doing your job. Really amazing got me out of my little chaotic world.

[@SamA-jg8vy]

Great tutorial! Very well put together and clearly explained. Thanks for sharing this. I'll be watching your other tutorials as well.

[@barbarasais9683]

Thanks, it was super easy to follow！！

[@antejurcevic5855]

Why is it important to put "mo" in squared brackets?

[@hyped2476]

Good question. It is because we need to pass 'mo' as an element of a list.

[@alexromero4525]

Thanks for making this, just used it in 2021!

[@hyped2476]

Right on, Alex!

[@MrJestriktheJester]

@@hyped2476 Wow this video was posted 5 yrs ago?!?

[@rudrashiva]

without using def. and if function>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>string = open("file_name.txt","r") x = (string.read()).lower() y = x.split().count(input("Enter the word: ")) print(y)

[@yougiovesjotube]

string is not defined

[@tobiashaller9479]

Hey man nice tutorial How would I search for a term that consists of two words for example "Joint Venture" or "European Union"?

[@hyped2476]

That is a good question! I do not think that our current program accounts for this edge case. We would have to create another program to do the thing that you want.

[@strexli4835]

your video is incredible thanks you a lot !

[@anthonyczuchaj5912]

have been trying for a couple of days to get the items in a txt file to be compared with the words in an input bar but it seems to not registering if the words match or not any suggestions?

[@marysanchez8878]

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[@emilgregersen3507]

You should consider not doing to much in your videos. Your title is "Check if Specific Words Exist in A File" but what you actually did was: "How to count how many times a specific word exists in a file, while also making sure that your program understands it no matter how the word is written and also takes out any signs that we are not looking for" This is not Python for basics. Your title indicates a video that is python for basics, but you decided to do much more "just because" - it confuses the viewer more than it helps.

[@hyped2476]

Hi Greg, thank you for this. I appreciate your honest reply.

[@emilgregersen3507]

@@hyped2476 No worries. Was stressed when I wrote the comment, sorry for the angry tone.

[@eric9973]

Thanks sir. Is this applicable to Msword file too?

[@bhavindedhia9968]

sir I want to check for multiple words to check what to do

[@hyped2476]

Easy. All you have to do is to add the words that you want to check in the list. In line 22, I only have ["mo"] but you can add all the words that you want. For example, ["word1", "word2", ""]

[@alkadedhia2498]

@@hyped2476 Sir but if I want to go for input user it doesn't work, I had tried with .split() but didn't work. For eg I want to search keyword for multiple words than with user input what will code do help?

[@lucijakrusic2278]

@@hyped2476 Hi, what if I wanted to check words from another txt file?

[@hyped2476]

@@lucijakrusic2278 Just change the name of the file from "mo.txt" to the file that you would like to count. For example, "newFile.txt".

[@lucijakrusic2278]

@@hyped2476 Hi, thank you for your reply, but I was unclear - if I wanted the "listwords" to actually be a txt file which contained a list of words, where would I need to put the function for reading that file?

[@shubhamjha6652]

if i want get line number of a word in a text file which has multiple lines, how will i get it? (eg: "ronaldo" in line 1, line 5 .....). pls help

[@hyped2476]

Hi there, hmm. Well, if I were to do it, then I would use a counter. You need to track the line number that you're currently on, and when you print the word, you should print the number as well. Here is the most up to date version of the program: github.com/Hyped-247/FileCounter/blob/master/counterFile.py

[@shubhamjha6652]

can i use a list instead of a dictionary here?

[@hyped2476]

Try it out, and let me know what happens. @@shubhamjha6652

[@shubhamjha6652]

@@hyped2476 hi, i tried and it worked. btw i am facing issues when reading the next line after the line in which the pattern is found.

[@mrmister.101]

how do u make it so it opens a pdf?

[@hyped2476]

I do not think this will work on a PDF. In this video, it will only work with a text file.

[@RayCharles444]

thanks for the video, I'm having a bit of trouble reading the font on the screen, do you by chance have a txt file of this? Thanks!!

[@hyped2476]

I just looked for some old files and upload it on GitHub just for you. Here is the link: github.com/Hyped-247/file

[@Battrisha]

This guy is like the Bob Ross of coding

[@MCCiabattaGrande]

Man I LOVE U #nohomo

[@hyped2476]

You will love me more after this: github.com/Hyped-247/TK/tree/master/File%20Counter

[@tamilmaranc]

excellent

[@CollosalTrollge]

Subscribed and liked this video - will be checking your Python stuff out - i hope i manage to get what i want - not so complicated but i am making it harder for myself overthinking, Thanks

[@SinaAfshariJewellsMuseum]

Fuckkkking goood r u😵