pleabargain · November 1, 2022 13:16
diff --git a/getfuncywithpython.py b/getfuncywithpython.py
 # very long sample text
 text = "This is a very long sample text. It is so long that it will be used to demonstrate the use of functions as variables. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as arguments to other functions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as return values from other functions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in lists. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in tuples. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in dictionaries. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in sets. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in frozen sets. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in comprehensions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in generator expressions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in class definitions"

 #function print all unique words in text
 def print_unique_words(text):
    return(set(text.split()))


 #create a function that removes all words with less than 4 characters
 def remove_short_words(text):
    return ' '.join([w for w in text if len(w) >= 4])

 # function to remove punctuation
 def remove_punctuation(text):
    return ''.join([c for c in text if c not in '.,;:?!()'])

 #create a function that removes all periods from text
 def remove_periods(text):
    return text.replace('.', '')

 # function to remove all words longer than 5 characters
 def remove_long_words(text):
    return ' '.join([w for w in text.split() if len(w) <= 7])

 # create list to hold all functions
 all_functions = [print_unique_words, 
                remove_short_words, 
                remove_punctuation, 
                remove_long_words,]

 # create for loop to iterate through all functions

 for f in all_functions:
    text = f(text)
 print(text)
	# very long sample text
	text = "This is a very long sample text. It is so long that it will be used to demonstrate the use of functions as variables. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as arguments to other functions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as return values from other functions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in lists. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in tuples. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in dictionaries. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in sets. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in frozen sets. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in comprehensions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in generator expressions. It is also used to demonstrate the use of functions as items in class definitions"

	#function print all unique words in text
	def print_unique_words(text):
	return(set(text.split()))


	#create a function that removes all words with less than 4 characters
	def remove_short_words(text):
	return ' '.join([w for w in text if len(w) >= 4])

	# function to remove punctuation
	def remove_punctuation(text):
	return ''.join([c for c in text if c not in '.,;:?!()'])

	#create a function that removes all periods from text
	def remove_periods(text):
	return text.replace('.', '')

	# function to remove all words longer than 5 characters
	def remove_long_words(text):
	return ' '.join([w for w in text.split() if len(w) <= 7])

	# create list to hold all functions
	all_functions = [print_unique_words,
	remove_short_words,
	remove_punctuation,
	remove_long_words,]

	# create for loop to iterate through all functions

	for f in all_functions:
	text = f(text)
	print(text)