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Reference any sources using the IEEE citation format. Initialize attributes word as str and definitions as a list of Definition.Д¬hoose two of the following questions to answer. The first parameter represents the word and the second parameter represents a list of definitions association with the given word. Initialize attributes definition as str and part_of_speech as str.Д®ntry._init_(str, List) -> None The first parameter represents the definition and the second parameter represents the part of speech. > my_dictionary._levenshtein_dist_('apple', 'bapple') > my_dictionary._levenshtein_dist_('capybara', 'iguana') Try running the following example: complete list of supported browsers. You may read more about Levenshtein distance here ( ). For two arbitrary unique words, word1 and word2 (unique means word1 is not the same as word2 ), the minimum levenshtein distance is 1 and the maximum levenshtein distance is max(len(word1), len(word2)). Smaller levenshtein distance means a higher degree of similarity. You should use the MyDictionary._levenshtein_dist_() method here. Using the Levenshtein distance as a measure of similarity, return the closest word to the word passed in. The parameter represents a word that is not present in entries as a lexical word. MyDictionary.suggest_closest_word(str) -> str.Return the number of entries in the lexical dictionary. Initialize attributes entries as an empty Python dictionary and _num_entries_ as 0 To test the MyDictionary class without completing suggest_closest_word, set the constant SUGGEST_WORD to False in dictionary_program.py.

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Code ComponentД¬omplete the following methods according to their descriptions: dictionary_class.py add embellishments and paintings to (medieval manuscripts) > def3 = Definition('add embellishments and paintings to (medieval manuscripts)', 'verb')

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> def2 = Definition('make free from confusion or ambiguity', 'verb') > def1 = Definition('make lighter or brighter', 'verb') The following is an example of how these classes are used: > word = 'illuminate'

value: a List of instances of class Entry, containing all dictionary entries that start with the letter indicated by the key.

key: an alphabet in the English language (str), lowercase.

The entries attribute is a dictionary ( Dict]) with: The _num_entries_ attribute is an int representing the number of entries in the dictionary. It has the attributes entries and _num_entries_. The MyDictionary class represents our lexical dictionary.

It has the attributes word (str) and definitions (List). The Entry class represents a single entry in the dictionary. The part_of_speech attribute indicates whether the definition is attributed to a verb, noun, adjective, etc. The Definition class represents a definition, with the attributes (str) and part_of_speech (str). If you find that this is running too slowly, you may modify the constantДЇor each class, a _repr_() method is provided for you. If you try to look up a word that does not exist in the dictionary, the dictionary will (by default) suggest the closest word to what you have entered. This file will only work after you have completed the tasks in word.py and dictionary_class.py. This is the interactive dictionary program where you can explore the dictionary we have provided. Main program: dictionary_program.py You should not modify this file.If you are uncomfortable with the contents of the dataset, please reach out to us for an alternative dataset to use for testing. entries and/or definitions, in the dataset which you may find offensive. Please note that there complete is no guarantee on the accuracy of the definitions in the dataset, (instructors and the University of Toronto) are not liable for any content, ie.

The data for this assignment was taken from the deprecated Wordset Dictionary WordNet ( ) which is in turn based off Canvas. The lexical dictionary was pre-built for you and saved in this format. This is a special binary file that Python can read much faster than a regular.

Data: english_dictionary.p You should not open or modify this file.

The classes defined in these files are used in dictionary_program.py.

dictionary_class.py and word.py You will complete a few methods in these files.

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Please download the Assignment 4 files and extract the zip archive.

Apply runtime analysis to identify program complexity.

Synthesize previous course concepts (dictionaries, lists).

Interpret more complex pre-written code to interface with your own work.

Write Python classes with attributes and methods.

This handout explains the problem you are to solve, and the tasks you need to complete for the assignment. In this assignment, you will work with introductory Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) to create classes with associated atributes and methods. е®Њж€ђе…ідєЋPythonзљ„ Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)дЅњдёљгЂ‚ Introduction

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