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.idea/vcs.xml
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.idea/vcs.xml
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<project version="4">
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<component name="VcsDirectoryMappings">
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<mapping directory="" vcs="Git" />
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</component>
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</project>
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README.md
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README.md
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C00 - zadanie wykonywane wspólnie na zajęciach
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C01-C03, C04-C06 - po jedno dla każdego
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## Zajęcia 3 13.11.2023 Wyrażenia regularne
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D01 - D04 - do wykonania przez każdego
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Dokumentacja wyrażeń regularnych w python3: https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html
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### Podstawowe funkcje
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search - zwraca pierwsze dopasowanie w napisie
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findall - zwraca listę wszystkich dopasowań (nienakładających się na siebie)
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match - zwraca dopasowanie od początku string
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To tylko podstawowe funkcje, z których będziemy korzystać. W dokumentacji opisane są wszystkie.
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### Obiekt match
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```
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import re
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answer = re.search('na','banan')
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print(answer)
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print(type(answer))
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print(answer.start())
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print(answer.end())
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print(answer.group())
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answer = re.search('na','kabanos')
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print(answer)
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if answer:
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print(answer.group())
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else:
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pass
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```
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### Metaznaki
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- [] - zbiór znaków
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- . - jakikolwiek znak
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- ^ - początek napisu
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- $ - koniec napisu
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- ? - znak występuje lub nie występuje
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- \* - zero albo więcej pojawień się
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- \+ - jeden albo więcej pojawień się
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- {} - dokładnie tyle pojawień się
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- | - lub
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- () - grupa
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- \ -znak ucieczki
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- \d digit
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- \D nie digit
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- \s whitespace
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- \S niewhitespace
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### Flagi
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Można użyć specjalnych flag, np:
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`re.search('ma', 'AlA Ma KoTa', re.IGNORECASE)`.
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### Przykłady (objaśnienia na laboratoriach)
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```
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import re
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text = 'Ala ma kota i hamak, oraz 150 bananów.'
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re.search('ma',text)
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re.match('ma',text)
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re.match('Ala ma',text)
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re.findall('ma',text)
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re.findall('[mn]a',text)
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re.findall('[0-9]',text)
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re.findall('[0-9abc]',text)
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re.findall('[a-z][a-z]ma[a-z]',text)
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re.findall('[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z]ma[a-zA-z0-9]',text)
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re.findall('\d',text)
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re.search('[0-9][0-9][0-9]',text)
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re.search('[\d][\d][\d]',text)
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re.search('\d{2}',text)
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re.search('\d{3}',text)
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re.search('\d+',text)
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re.search('\d+ bananów',text)
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re.search('\d* bananów','Ala ma dużo bananów')
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re.search('\d* bananów',text)
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re.search('ma \d? bananów','Ala ma 5 bananów')
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re.search('ma ?\d? bananów','Ala ma bananów')
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re.search('ma( \d)? bananów','Ala ma bananów')
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re.search('\d+ bananów','Ala ma 10 bananów albo 20 bananów')
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re.search('\d+ bananów$','Ala ma 10 bananów albo 20 bananów')
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text = 'Ala ma kota i hamak, oraz 150 bananów.'
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re.search('\d+ bananów',text)
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re.search('\d+\sbananów',text)
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re.search('kota . hamak',text)
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re.search('kota . hamak','Ala ma kota z hamakiem')
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re.search('kota .* hamak','Ala ma kota lub hamak')
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re.search('\.',text)
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re.search('kota|psa','Ala ma kota lub hamak')
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re.findall('kota|psa','Ala ma kota lub psa')
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re.search('kota (i|lub) psa','Ala ma kota lub psa')
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re.search('mam (kota).*(kota|psa)','Ja mam kota. Ala ma psa.').group(0)
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re.search('mam (kota).*(kota|psa)','Ja mam kota. Ala ma psa.').group(1)
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re.search('mam (kota).*(kota|psa)','Ja mam kota. Ala ma psa.').group(2)
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```
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### Przykłady wyrażenia regularne 2 (objaśnienia na laboratoriach)
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#### ^
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```
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re.search('[0-9]+', '123-456-789')
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re.search('[^0-9][0-9]+[^0-9]', '123-456-789')
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```
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#### cudzysłów
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'' oraz "" - oznaczają to samo w pythonie
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' ala ma psa o imieniu "Burek"'
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" ala ma psa o imieniu 'Burek' "
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' ala ma psa o imieniu \'Burek\' '
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" ala ma psa o imieniu \"Burek\" "
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#### multiline string
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#### raw string
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przy raw string znaki \ traktowane są jako zwykłe znaki \
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chociaż nawet w raw string nadal są escapowane (ale wtedy \ pozostają również w stringu bez zmian)
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https://docs.python.org/3/reference/lexical_analysis.html
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dobra praktyka - wszędzie escapować
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```
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'\\'
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print('\\')
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r'\\'
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print(r'\\')
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print("abcd")
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print("ab\cd")
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print(r"ab\cd")
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print("ab\nd")
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print(r"ab\nd")
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print("\"")
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print(r"\"")
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print("\")
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print(r"\")
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re.search('\\', r'a\bc')
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re.search(r'\\', r'a\bc')
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re.search('\\\\', r'a\bc')
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```
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Read a description of a finite-state automaton in the AT&T format
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(without weights) from the file in the first argument. Then, read strings from the
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standard input. If a string is
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accepted by the automated, write YES, a space and the string on the
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standard output, otherwise — write NO, a space and the string.
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accepted by the automaton, write TRUE, a space and the string on the
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standard output, otherwise — write FALSE, a space and the string.
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If there is a non-determinism in the automaton, the first transition should be chosen.
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are no cycles with epsilon transition.
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Your program does not have to check whether the description is correct
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and whether the automaton is deterministic. You can assume that the
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automaton does not contain epsilon transitions.
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and whether the automaton is deterministic.
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long.arg - this automaton accepts two texts - "aaaa" and "a" replicated 4038 times.
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simple1.arg - simple automaton accepting only text "abc"
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simple2.arg - automaton accepting text "ab*c" (b replicated any number of times) and "kot"
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POINTS: 3
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DEADLINE: 2023-11-12 23:59:59
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# automat akceptuje dwa napisy - "aaaa" i "a" powielone 4038 razy
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0 1 a
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1 2 a
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2 3 a
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# prosty automat akceptujący tylko napis "abc"
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0 1 a
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1 2 b
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2 3 c
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# automat akceptujący napis "ab*c" (b powielony dowolną liczbę razy) i "kot"
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0 1 a
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1 1 b
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1 2 c
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a
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Write a program to find lines containing the word "Hamlet".
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Do use regular expressions.
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POINTS: 1
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DEADLINE: 2023-11-26 23:59:59
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import re
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import sys
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for line in sys.stdin:
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stripped_line = line.strip()
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if re.search("Hamlet", stripped_line):
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print(stripped_line)
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Here comes Hamlet
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Hamlet Hamlet again
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Here comes Hamlet
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ABC
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Hamlet Hamlet again
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Here comes Hamlet
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Hamlet Hamlet again
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Write a program to find lines containing the word "pies" separated by spaces.
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The word does not need to have space on the left if it is the line beginning or space on the right if it is line ending.
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Return line no matter of word "pies" casing.
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Do use regular expressions.
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POINTS: 1
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DEADLINE: 2023-11-26 23:59:59
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import sys
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for line in sys.stdin:
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stripped_line = line.strip()
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if re.search(r"\bpies\b", stripped_line, re.IGNORECASE):
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print(stripped_line)
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Pies ma Alę
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Kot i pies to zwierzęta
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pies
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Pies ma Alę
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Ala ma psa
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tu nic nie ma
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Kot i pies to zwierzęta
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pies
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Pies ma Alę
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Kot i pies to zwierzęta
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pies
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Write a program to find lines containing date from 1900 to 1999 in format '19XX r.' no matter what on the left or right of the expression.
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Note that part ' r.' is obligatory.
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Do use regular expressions.
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POINTS: 1
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DEADLINE: 2023-11-26 23:59:59
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import re
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import sys
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for line in sys.stdin:
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stripped_line = line.strip()
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if re.search("19[0-9][0-9] r\.", stripped_line, re.IGNORECASE):
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print(stripped_line)
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Kiedyś był 1934 r.
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Kiedyś był 1934 r.fsdfsdfsdf
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1934 r. to jakaś data
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Kiedyś był 1934 r.
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Kiedyś był 1934 r.fsdfsdfsdf
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Kiedyś był 1935 rok
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1934 r. to jakaś data
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1934 to też jakaś data
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Kiedyś był 1934 r.
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Kiedyś był 1934 r.fsdfsdfsdf
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1934 r. to jakaś data
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Write a program to find all maximum substrings of digits.
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Return only these substrings separated by spaces in their order.
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Do use regular expressions.
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POINTS: 2
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DEADLINE: 2023-11-26 23:59:59
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import re
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import sys
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for line in sys.stdin:
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stripped_line = line.strip()
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if re.search("\d+", stripped_line):
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sub = re.findall("\d+", stripped_line)
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print(' '.join(sub))
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34234 34 5
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34535
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34
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1992 1999
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34535
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fsdflskfjsdflk
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fsdkfj sdf34fdfd
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Firma powstała w 1992 r., z połączenia Authorware, Inc. (twórców pakietu Authorware) i MacroMind-Paracomp (producenta Macromind Director). W 1999 r. Macromedia zakupiła firmę Allaire i jej bi
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34234 34 5
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34535
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34
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1992 1999
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import sys
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count = 0
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for line in sys.stdin:
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count += 1
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print(count)
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stripped_line = line.strip()
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line_length = len(stripped_line)
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print(f"{line_length} {stripped_line}")
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print(f"{line_length} {stripped_line}")
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for task_set in task_sets:
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try:
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with open(Path(dir, f'{task_set}.in')) as f_in, open(Path(dir, f'{task_set}.out'), 'w') as f_out:
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arg = [x for x in dir.iterdir() if str(x).endswith('.arg')] # arg = [x for x in dir.iterdir() if str(x).endswith(f'{task_set}.arg')]
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arg = [x for x in dir.iterdir() if str(x).endswith(f'{task_set}.arg')] # arg = [x for x in dir.iterdir() if str(x).endswith(f'{task_set}.arg')]
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if not arg:
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arg = [x for x in dir.iterdir() if str(x).endswith('fsa_description.arg')] # arg = Path(dir, 'fsa_description.arg') #
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if str(dir).startswith('TaskH'):
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compilation_command = ['thraxcompiler', f'--input_grammar={Path(dir, "grammar.grm")}',
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f'--output_far={Path(dir, "grammar.far")}']
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def is_task_set_correct(dir, task_set):
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try:
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with open(Path(dir, f'{task_set}.out')) as f_exp, open(Path(dir, f'{task_set}.exp')) as f_out:
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with open(Path(dir, f'{task_set}.out')) as f_out, open(Path(dir, f'{task_set}.exp')) as f_exp:
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f_out_lines = ''.join(f_out.readlines())
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f_exp_lines = ''.join(f_exp.readlines())
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return f_out_lines == f_exp_lines
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