RWET Midterm: SOS Poem
The SOS Poem structure is based on the Morse code sequence . . . _ _ _  . . . Another goal for the poem is to follow the rhythm of SOS by using the following word structure: Name and Name Adverb Verb Adverb Name and Name. Also each name is composed of three letter names and the adverbs and verbs are composed of nine letter words. You can also see that it has a palindrome feel to it. Because of how the code is set up it words best when you input a list of names and another source text.
The source text is a list of congress people and the Obama Health Care bill
Lee and Jos gradually clarifying gradually Lee and Jos
Ken and Ron currently conducting currently Ken and Ron
Dan and Max seriously increased seriously Dan and Max
Ike and Joe primarily empowering primarily Ike and Joe
For and Fee gradually clarifying gradually For and Fee
All and One currently conducting currently All and One
But and Tax seriously increased seriously But and Tax
Act and Key primarily empowering primarily Act and Key
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import sys
import re
congress = set()
congressName = list()
bill = set()
billWords = list()
verbs = set()
verbsList = list()
adverbs = set()
adverbsList = list()
state = “New”
name = ” ”
words = ” ”
verb = ” ”
adverb = ” ”
congressCounter = 0
verbCounter = 0
adverbCounter = 0
displayCounter = 0
fileObj = open(‘obamacare.txt’)
lines = fileObj.readlines()
for line in sys.stdin:
line.strip()
for matching_string in re.findall(r’s[A-Z][a-z][a-z]b’, line):
name = matching_string
congress.add(name)
congress.remove(” New”)
congressCounter = len(congress)
for num in range(0,congressCounter):
name = congress.pop()
name=name[1:]
congressName.append(name)
for words in lines:
words.strip()
for matching_verb in re.findall(r”bw{7}ed|bw{7}ing”,words):
verb = matching_verb
verb = verb.lower()
verbs.add(verb)
verbCounter = len(verbs)
for num in range(0,verbCounter):
verb = verbs.pop()
verbsList.append(verb)
for words in lines:
words.strip()
for matching_adverb in re.findall(r”bw{7}ly”,words):
adverb = matching_adverb
adverb = adverb.lower()
adverbs.add(adverb)
adverbCounter = len(adverbs)
for num in range(0,adverbCounter):
adverb = adverbs.pop()
adverbsList.append(adverb)
if congressCounter < verbCounter and congressCounter < adverbCounter:
displayCounter = congressCounter
elif verbCounter < congressCounter and verbCounter < adverbCounter:
displayCounter = verbCounter
elif adverbCounter < verbCounter and adverbCounter < congressCounter:
displayCounter = adverbCounter
for num in range(0,displayCounter,2):
#print num
if num < displayCounter:
nameone = congressName[num]
nametwo = congressName[num +1]
print(nameone + ” and ” + nametwo + ” ” + adverbsList[num] + ” ” + verbsList[num] + ” ” + adverbsList[num] + ” ” + nameone + ” and ” + nametwo)
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