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Which is ok.. this is because it is only really appending a” to the end of each line.

A:

I think it is a txt file, not a csv file.
You can use.readfile to read the txt file, store the data into a list, and then str.join the elements.
Read the lines one by one and break them into a list. Use re.sub to replace “,” to ” “, then join them again.
with open(r”C:\Users\ShengChen\Desktop\HOT4kids\experiment 1\model learning\08.txt”, “r”) as file:
data = file.readlines()
print(” “.join(data))

Output:
5 yo
6 yo
7 yo
8 yo
9 yo
10 yo
11 yo
12 yo
Ls model 5yo 6yo 7yo 8yo 9yo 10yo 11yo

Another example:
with open(r”C:\Users\ShengChen\Desktop\HOT4kids\experiment 1\model learning\08.txt”, “r”) as file:
data = file.readlines()
print(” “.join(data))

Output:
5 yo 6 yo 7 yo 8 yo 9 yo 10 yo 11 yo 12 yo
Ls model 5yo 6yo 7yo 8yo 9yo 10yo 11yo

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Following his arrest, Roberts was held
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addTerm(5yo) +.addTerm(6yo) +.addTerm(7yo) +.addTerm(8yo) +.addTerm(9yo) +.addTerm(10yo) +.addTerm(11yo)

so, I want to create this:
MyModel.addTerm(5yo) + MyModel.addTerm(6yo) + MyModel.addTerm(7yo) + MyModel.addTerm(8yo) +
MyModel.addTerm(9yo) + MyModel.addTerm(10yo) + MyModel.addTerm(11yo)

how can I create this program?

A:

You could do
list.forEach(System.out::println);

This iterates over the list and prints its elements using System.out.println().
Output:
5yo
6yo
7yo
8yo
9yo
10yo
11yo
12yo

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is the conversion is valid or not?
What is the issue with my approach?
Is it possible to achieve the conversion, without using java?

A:

You can achieve the task in Perl
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use List::Util qw/ sum /;

my $str = “5yo 6yo 7yo 8yo 9yo 10yo”;

my @list = split /\s+/, $str;

for my $n (0..$#list){
if (sum(3, $list[$n]) > 5){
print “$nyo
“;
}
}

Output
5yo 6yo 7yo 8yo 9yo 10yo

A:

You can use this sed command:
sed -r “s/([0-9]+)\s+([0-9]+)\s+([0-9]+)\s+([0-9]+)\s+([0-9]+)\s+([0-9]+)\s+([0-9]+)/\10yo/g”

Output:
5yo 6yo 7yo 8yo 9yo 10yo

-r: enable extended regular expressions, [-E]
sed: do sed script

-r: sed can use regular expression syntax without escaping backslashes.
-E: only works with the -r flag. Otherwise, sed’s regular expression syntax is very limited.

4.5-billion-year-old Michigan red rock: Budding grapevines and piecemeal evolution

The discovery of fruiting structures in red shale dated 4.5 billion years ago (and therefore pre-dating the earliest trees) in the Newberry Crater in Michigan changes how we view some of the earliest plants, according to a study published April 5 in Geology.

The Red-Joint Formation, made of alternating layers of clay, silt and sand, was deposited in a shallow sea roughly 100 million years after Earth was blasted with a gigantic meteorite. As the pinkish carbonate sediments silt up, they ultimately became red. When the sediments were weathered, the red colors were largely preserved by mineral replacement, leaving behind the white rock.

The reddish-colored rocks, it turns out, were