Question

1. Create a Python Class Paragraph(), which can be initialized with a string that the user enters (or from whatever source we so choose).

So, we can create a Paragraph by:

userProse1 = Paragraph(input())

2. Write a Python method (choose a good name!) to return the count the number of words in a Paragraph object.

So, an input of Paragraph ("Mary had a little lamb, the little lamb belongs to Mary") will return 11.

3. Write a Python Method to return a list that has the distinct words in that  Paragraph .

For example. If the Paragraph just had a bunch of words of different colors such as  Paragraph ("pink black black white pink pink red red black, black, white white white, pink pink, red pink red pink pink pink black pink")

This method would return:
[‘pink', 'black', 'white', 'red']

Answer 1

#source code:

class Paragraph():
   def __init__(self,user):
       self.user=user
       print(self.user)
   def words_count(self):
       count=1
       for i in range(len(self.user)):
           if(self.user[i]==" "):
               count=count+1
       return count
   def distinict(self):
       dist=[]
       sub=self.user.split(" ")
       for x in sub:
           if x not in dist:
               dist.append(x)
       new=[]
       main=[]
       for i in range(len(dist)):
           check=len(dist[i])
           if(dist[i][check-1]=="," or dist[i][check-1]=="."):
               new.append(dist[i][0:check-1])
           else:
               new.append(dist[i])
       for x in new:
           if x not in main:
               main.append(x)
       return main
userProse1=Paragraph(input("Enter Paragraph:"))
print("Words count:",userProse1.words_count())
userProse2=Paragraph(input("Enter Paragraph:"))
print("distinict list:",userProse2.distinict())

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