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I have 2 text files: *cities.txt* San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Dallas *master.txt* Atlanta is chill and laid-back. I love **Los Angeles**. Coming to **Dallas** was the right choice. New York is so busy! **San Francisco** is fun. Moving to Boston soon! Go to **Seattle** in the summer. *output.txt* <main><beg>I …
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Is there a way to read in a two-columned CSV file, and based on the fields in 1st column, output many different files? The input/output looks something like: input.csv call Call Mom. call Call T-Mobile. go Go home. go Go to school. go Go to gas station. play Play music. … 
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I have two files, "ranked.txt" and "sorted.txt". Sorted.txt is a smaller subset from ranked.txt that is sorted in alpha order. However ranked.txt preserves the ranking of words I would like to keep. How do I check the rank of every word in sorted.txt when matched to the original ranked.txt? I …
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Hello, I'm manipulating large quantities of HTML files (about 2000). I'm new with Python, and would appreciate any help. For example, I want to delete the lines that contain "embed_music" in all the files, or change all instances of the word "Paragraph" to "Absatz". This is my pseudo-code: [CODE] open …
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I have a script here that takes a bunch of diff .txt files and plugs&chugs what's in one file into a master "template.txt" list. It basically replaces what's in the [BRACKETS] in the master template list with the other data files. Here's my code: [CODE] import re, sys class Template: …
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