Hi, I'm learning Python and NLP by working through this book and using the Anaconda distribution with
Python 3.6.0
The instruction in section 1.4 Counting Vocabulary, "sorted(set(text3))" gives me a list with only one type per row. See below.
The example in the book has the lines wrapped with several types per line. How do you make the lines wrap?
Thank you,
Ottergithub
Hi, I'm learning Python and NLP by working through this book and using the Anaconda distribution with Python 3.6.0 The instruction in section 1.4 Counting Vocabulary, "sorted(set(text3))" gives me a list with only one type per row. See below. The example in the book has the lines wrapped with several types per line. How do you make the lines wrap? Thank you, Ottergithub
sorted(set(text3)) Out[5]: ['!', "'", '(', ')', ',', ',)', '.', '.)', ':', ';', ';)', '?', '?)', 'A', 'Abel', 'Abelmizraim', 'Abidah', 'Abide', 'Abimael', 'Abimelech', 'Abr', 'Abrah',