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Write a program to find wheather conjunctive words in 2 sentence are similar or not. If similar then print it without using string class methods [on hold]
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow do I write a correct micro-benchmark in Java?Can't start Eclipse - Java was started but returned exit code=13JAVA: I have to write a program to read “sentences” from a file and and then count the number of words and vowels per sentenceask the user for input (a sentence) and print out the longest word of that sentenceFind the whole word from a Sentence with matching StringPrint each word from this sentenceHow to go to from word similarity to overall sentence similarityfind the frequency of occurences of any given word in a sentence using javaJAVA - Finding a similar word in String ArrayListHow to capitalize the first and last letter of a word in a string sentence? “ThiS IS AN ExamplE.”
For example:
Sentence 1 - Ram is going to Bangalore for job.
Sentence 2 - Shyam is in Bangalore and looking for job.
So here 2 sentences "for job" are the conjugate similar word so it print "for job".
How do I do this please help.
java
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For example:
Sentence 1 - Ram is going to Bangalore for job.
Sentence 2 - Shyam is in Bangalore and looking for job.
So here 2 sentences "for job" are the conjugate similar word so it print "for job".
How do I do this please help.
java
edited Mar 7 at 5:03
Kartik
4,12231437
asked Mar 7 at 5:00
Dhiroj Ku. SahooDhiroj Ku. Sahoo
1
New contributor
Dhiroj Ku. Sahoo is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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put on hold as too broad by Scary Wombat, Kartik, Erwin Bolwidt, Enzokie, Ridcully Mar 7 at 5:07
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
You go to Bangalore and find Shyam as he is looking for a job - we are not though
– Scary Wombat
Mar 7 at 5:02
3
How will you get a job in Bangalore if you ask us to do your homework?
– Kartik
Mar 7 at 5:04
For both sentences build a list of all its 2 word pairs like 'Ram is', 'is going', 'going to', ... , 'for job'. Then iterate through the list you built for the first sentence, and for each substring check if the list of the second sentence contains the same substring. If so, print the substring.
– Ridcully
Mar 7 at 5:12
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For example:
Sentence 1 - Ram is going to Bangalore for job.
Sentence 2 - Shyam is in Bangalore and looking for job.
So here 2 sentences "for job" are the conjugate similar word so it print "for job".
How do I do this please help.
java
edited Mar 7 at 5:03
Kartik
4,12231437
asked Mar 7 at 5:00
Dhiroj Ku. SahooDhiroj Ku. Sahoo
1
New contributor
Dhiroj Ku. Sahoo is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
For example:
Sentence 1 - Ram is going to Bangalore for job.
Sentence 2 - Shyam is in Bangalore and looking for job.
So here 2 sentences "for job" are the conjugate similar word so it print "for job".
How do I do this please help.
java
java
edited Mar 7 at 5:03
Kartik
4,12231437
asked Mar 7 at 5:00
Dhiroj Ku. SahooDhiroj Ku. Sahoo
1
New contributor
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edited Mar 7 at 5:03
Kartik
4,12231437
asked Mar 7 at 5:00
Dhiroj Ku. SahooDhiroj Ku. Sahoo
1
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edited Mar 7 at 5:03
Kartik
4,12231437
edited Mar 7 at 5:03
Kartik
4,12231437
edited Mar 7 at 5:03
Kartik
4,12231437
4,12231437
asked Mar 7 at 5:00
Dhiroj Ku. SahooDhiroj Ku. Sahoo
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asked Mar 7 at 5:00
Dhiroj Ku. SahooDhiroj Ku. Sahoo
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asked Mar 7 at 5:00
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put on hold as too broad by Scary Wombat, Kartik, Erwin Bolwidt, Enzokie, Ridcully Mar 7 at 5:07
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You go to Bangalore and find Shyam as he is looking for a job - we are not though
– Scary Wombat
Mar 7 at 5:02
3
How will you get a job in Bangalore if you ask us to do your homework?
– Kartik
Mar 7 at 5:04
For both sentences build a list of all its 2 word pairs like 'Ram is', 'is going', 'going to', ... , 'for job'. Then iterate through the list you built for the first sentence, and for each substring check if the list of the second sentence contains the same substring. If so, print the substring.
– Ridcully
Mar 7 at 5:12
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You go to Bangalore and find Shyam as he is looking for a job - we are not though
– Scary Wombat
Mar 7 at 5:02
3
How will you get a job in Bangalore if you ask us to do your homework?
– Kartik
Mar 7 at 5:04
For both sentences build a list of all its 2 word pairs like 'Ram is', 'is going', 'going to', ... , 'for job'. Then iterate through the list you built for the first sentence, and for each substring check if the list of the second sentence contains the same substring. If so, print the substring.
– Ridcully
Mar 7 at 5:12
You go to Bangalore and find Shyam as he is looking for a job - we are not though
– Scary Wombat
Mar 7 at 5:02
You go to Bangalore and find Shyam as he is looking for a job - we are not though
– Scary Wombat
Mar 7 at 5:02
3
3
How will you get a job in Bangalore if you ask us to do your homework?
– Kartik
Mar 7 at 5:04
How will you get a job in Bangalore if you ask us to do your homework?
– Kartik
Mar 7 at 5:04
For both sentences build a list of all its 2 word pairs like 'Ram is', 'is going', 'going to', ... , 'for job'. Then iterate through the list you built for the first sentence, and for each substring check if the list of the second sentence contains the same substring. If so, print the substring.
– Ridcully
Mar 7 at 5:12
For both sentences build a list of all its 2 word pairs like 'Ram is', 'is going', 'going to', ... , 'for job'. Then iterate through the list you built for the first sentence, and for each substring check if the list of the second sentence contains the same substring. If so, print the substring.
– Ridcully
Mar 7 at 5:12
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You go to Bangalore and find Shyam as he is looking for a job - we are not though
– Scary Wombat
Mar 7 at 5:02
3
How will you get a job in Bangalore if you ask us to do your homework?
– Kartik
Mar 7 at 5:04
For both sentences build a list of all its 2 word pairs like 'Ram is', 'is going', 'going to', ... , 'for job'. Then iterate through the list you built for the first sentence, and for each substring check if the list of the second sentence contains the same substring. If so, print the substring.
– Ridcully
Mar 7 at 5:12