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In the following, we say things like "t.j. should not match". This means that the full string "t.j." wil not appear in the set of answers returned by finditer. Sub-parts of it might (e.g., t.j may match), but t.j. wont.

Testing your code:

When you run regexs.py, nothing should happen. It defined variables, it does not define functions or run anything.If in another file you enter the following

import regexs text = ''' CS1110-001/smile ! hi there "hi there" but not " hi there" or "hi there " or "I said "hi" just now" 3,4, 3.0, 4.5 and -3.14159265 1110 but not 3.4.5, 1 or 1 2 or 3 - 4 Thomas Jefferson and Edmund Jennings Randolph and J. Pierpont Finch and T. Jefferson but not T Jefferson or Thomas J. or Flannery O'Connor ''' def full_match(regex, text): '''Gives a list of all complete matches''' ans = [] for match in regex.finditer(text): ans.append(match.group(0)) return ans ns = full_match(regexs.nospace, text) print('nospace:', 'CS1110-001/smile' in ns, '!' in ns, 'hi there' not in ns, '' not in ns) q = full_match(regexs.quotation, text) print('quotation:', '"hi there"' in q, '" hi there"' not in q, '"hi there "' not in q, '"I said "hi" just now"' not in q) tn = full_match(regexs.twonum, text) print('twonum:', '3,4' in tn, '3.0, 4.5' in tn, '-3.14159265 1110' in tn, '3.4.5, 1' not in tn, '1 2' not in tn, '3 - 4' not in tn) for match in regexs.twonum.finditer(text): if match.group(0) == '3,4': print(' match1:', '3' in match.groups(), '4' in match.groups()) if match.group(0) == '-3.14159265 1110': print(' match2:', '-3.14159265' in match.groups(), '1110' in match.groups()) ln = full_match(regexs.likely_name, text) print('likely_name:', 'Thomas Jefferson' in ln, 'Edmund Jennings Randolph' in ln, 'J. Pierpont Finch' in ln, 'T. Jefferson' in ln, 'T Jefferson' not in ln, 'Thomas J.' not in ln, "Flannery O'Connor" not in ln) 

Write a python file called regexs.py that defines several variables containing compiled regular expressions, as follows: nospace = a regular expression that matches one or more non-whitespace characters. CS1110-001/smile should match, as should ! hi there should not match, nor should the empty string. quotation = a regular expression that matches text beginning and ending with a " , with no internal " , where the first and last character inside the quotes are not spaces. "hi there" should match " hi there" should not match, nor should "hi there " or "I said "hi" just now" twonum = a regular expression that matches pairs of numbers, separated by a space, comma, or both. Accept both numbers with and without decimal places, and allow an optional preceding - on each number. If there is a decimal place, there must be at least one digit on each side of it. Additionally, each of the two numbers (with the - if present) should be a group after a match. 3,4, 3.0, 4.5, and -3.14159265 1110 should all match. 3.4.5, 1, 1 2, and 3 - 4 should not match. likely_name = a regular expression that matches one common full name pattern: two or three consecutive capitalized runs of letters, separated by spaces. A capital letter and a period can serve as a name except in the last position. Thomas Jefferson should match, as should Edmund Jennings Randolph, J. Pierpont Finch , and T. Jefferson | Jefferson , Thomas J. , and Flannery O'Connor should not match. Write a python file called regexs.py that defines several variables containing compiled regular expressions, as follows: nospace = a regular expression that matches one or more non-whitespace characters. CS1110-001/smile should match, as should ! hi there should not match, nor should the empty string. quotation = a regular expression that matches text beginning and ending with a " , with no internal " , where the first and last character inside the quotes are not spaces. "hi there" should match " hi there" should not match, nor should "hi there " or "I said "hi" just now" twonum = a regular expression that matches pairs of numbers, separated by a space, comma, or both. Accept both numbers with and without decimal places, and allow an optional preceding - on each number. If there is a decimal place, there must be at least one digit on each side of it. Additionally, each of the two numbers (with the - if present) should be a group after a match. 3,4, 3.0, 4.5, and -3.14159265 1110 should all match. 3.4.5, 1, 1 2, and 3 - 4 should not match. likely_name = a regular expression that matches one common full name pattern: two or three consecutive capitalized runs of letters, separated by spaces. A capital letter and a period can serve as a name except in the last position. Thomas Jefferson should match, as should Edmund Jennings Randolph, J. Pierpont Finch , and T. Jefferson | Jefferson , Thomas J. , and Flannery O'Connor should not match