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Update domains.py
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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions count.py
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import read
import collections

hn_stories=read.load_data()
headline_str=""
for i in hn_stories["headline"]:
headline_str=headline_str+str(i)
headline_str= str.lower(headline_str)
hn_stories=read.load_data() # data is read from inbuilt dataset
headline_str="" # empty string is set
for i in hn_stories["headline"]:
headline_str=headline_str+str(i) #string is appended
headline_str= str.lower(headline_str) # change to lowe case
data=headline_str.split(" ")
print(collections.Counter(data).most_common(100))
print(collections.Counter(data).most_common(100)) # return the result
4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions domains.py
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hn_stories=read.load_data()
domains=hn_stories["url"]
#print(collections.Counter(domains).most_common(100))


domains2=domains.tolist()
nosubdomains=[]
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else:
nosubdomains.append(i)
#print(collections.Counter(nosubdomains).most_common(100))
#for name, row in domains.items():
for name, row in domains.items():
print("{0}: {1}".format(name, row))