On 31/08/19 8:26 AM, tascioglu.ta...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,I working on some file operations with python.I have 2 text file which is
consist of lines such as apple_pie 0.3434 0.6767 0.2312 and other text file has
apple 0.2334 0.3412 0.123
pie 0.976 0.75654 0.2312
I want to append lines like apple_pie 0.3434 0.6767 0.2312 0.2334 0.3412
0.123(values for apple) 0.976 0.75654 0.2312(values for pie) in one line. does
anybody know how to do it ?Thanks...
This is a very broad question. Is it a homework assignment?
First find a consistent relationship between the three words:
"apple_pie", "apple", and "pie" - is the first always a combination of
the others? ... always separated by an under-score/under-line? ...always
in the same sequence of words?
Are the two files sorted in a 1:1 relationship, ie so that the
nth-record from one 'matches' the nth-record from the other - or is
record-matching part of the problem?
To solve any ComSc problem think about how it can be split into
sub-problems. The analogy that is often used, talks about peeling-back
the successive layers of an onion. Reduce the size of the problem being
considered, until each sub-problem is small-enough for you to
(understand how to) solve.
Below, are several functions addressing possible sub-problems. Solving
one sub-problem can then feed its 'answer' into solving a 'larger'
problem...
Possibly useful functions:
- take a string and split it into 'first word' and 'rest of line'
- take a two-word string and split it into the two separate words
- take a two-part record and given the two independent words, split it,
and return its two components
(plus, building sub-problem solutions as Python functions enables us to
thoroughly test each function separately - to ensure it 'does the job',
before moving-on to the next, ie before things become ever-more complex
and testing 'the whole thing' reveals an error without giving ideas as
to 'when/where' things went-wrong!)
If you come back to us, please add more data examples (otherwise the
answer becomes: find( "apple" )!), plus sample code showing the progress
you've made to-date...
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