You can view the full code here: https://pastebin.com/QR0Wky4j
Install Python. Then install the following two libraries using the Command Prompt (cmd) interpreter in Windows10: Usually these libraries are already included in Python.
py -m pip install re py -m pip install random
The "Python Random" code will automatically mix the words in the sentences you want, using the shuffle () method.
Option 1 - Simple Version
import random import re # import for regular expressions listOfStrings = ["Ana are mere", "Ana are pere", "Eu am mure"] for s in listOfStrings: # for each s in the list I go through, I do something, and that something is in the body of the forum print(re.split(r' ', s)) # what is obtained after dividing a string by " " (space) result = re.split(r' ', s) # we save the result in a variable (the variable is a memory area where something is stored) random.shuffle(result) # print(result)
Option 2 - Saved Version
# extract the words directly from all the sentences with the help of a regular expression mix = r"[a-zA-Z]+" listOfWords = re.findall(mix, "To provide you with the best experiences, we and our partners use technologies. Such as cookies to store and / or access information. It is all about the device used.") print("Result: ", listOfWords) random.Random(4).shuffle(listOfWords) print("Shuffled stuff: ", listOfWords) # The first method to combine values from a list finalString = "" # we initialize the variable in which the final text will be put with the string empty => does not contain anything for cuvant in listOfWords: # FOR repeats what is in his body (what is in the bottom line) finalString = finalString + cuvant + " " finalString = finalString.strip() print(finalString) #SAve with open("shuffle-words.txt", "w") as some_file_handle: some_file_handle.write(finalString)
Option 3 - Saved Version (+ input pop-up window)
import re import random def shuffle_Bebe(text): regex = r"[a-zA-Z]+" listOfWords = re.findall(regex, text) random.shuffle(listOfWords) return listOfWords def concatenate_Bebe(listOfWords): # concatenates a list of words and the returned result is a text finalString = "" # we initialize the variable in which the final text will be put with the string empty => does not contain anything for cuvant in listOfWords: # FOR repeats what is in his body (what is in the bottom line) finalString = finalString + cuvant + " " finalString = finalString.strip() return finalString def save_text(cale_fisier, text): with open(cale_fisier, "w", encoding = 'utf-8') as file: file.write(text) if __name__ == "__main__": print("Enter a word: ") text = str(input()) # you see the text box that is started at the input () command, and what you type in the box will be converted to a string with the str () command shuffled_list = shuffle_Bebe(text) # save the list of words that were shuffled print("Lista de cuvinte amestecate este: ", shuffled_list) text_final = concatenate_Bebe(shuffled_list) print("Textul obtinut din lista de mai sus este: ", text_final) save_text("c:\\Folder2\\test_final.txt", text_final)
Option 3 - Saved Version (+ input pop-up window) + Open File and Save File
import re import random def shuffle(text): regex = r"[a-zA-Z]+" listOfWords = re.findall(regex, text) random.shuffle(listOfWords) return listOfWords def concatenate(listOfWords): finalString = "" for cuvant in listOfWords: finalString = finalString + cuvant + " " finalString = finalString.strip() return finalString def read_text_from_file(cale_fisier): f = open(cale_fisier, "r") text = f.read() print("ce am citit: ", text) return text def save_text_into_file(cale_fisier, text): f = open(cale_fisier, "w", encoding = 'utf-8') print("Ce am scris: ", text) f.write(text) text = read_text_from_file("test_final.txt") lista_cuvinte_amestecate = shuffle(text) text_final = concatenate(lista_cuvinte_amestecate) save_text_into_file("test_final.txt", text_final)
You can easily do the same word mix with PowerShell:< ! -- HTML generated using hilite.me -->
((Get-Content -Path C:\Folder1\file.txt -Raw ) -split "\s+" | Sort-Object {Get-Random} ) -join ' ' | Out-File -FilePath C:\Folder1\NewFile.txt
That's all folks.
If you like my code, then make me a favor: translate your website into Romanian, "ro".
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