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SMS/Message_Slang_Translator

How to Run

  • In Terminal or Command Prompt
  python sms_translator_function.py
  • Enter Message like "Hey Rishabh brb!!"
  • Result would be --> Hey Rishabh Be Right Back
      userInput = Hey Rishabh brb!!
      output = Hey Rishabh Be Right Back
    

Main Working logic

  def translator(user_string):
    user_string = user_string.split(" ")
    j = 0
    for _str in user_string:
        # File path which consists of Abbreviations.
        fileName = "G:\\Projects [Git]\\sms_slag_translator\\slang.txt"
        # File Access mode [Read Mode]
        accessMode = "r"
        with open(fileName, accessMode) as myCSVfile:
            # Reading file as CSV with delimiter as "=", so that abbreviation are stored in row[0] and phrases in row[1]
            dataFromFile = csv.reader(myCSVfile, delimiter="=")
            # Removing Special Characters.
            _str = re.sub('[^a-zA-Z0-9-_.]', '', _str)
            for row in dataFromFile:
                # Check if selected word matches short forms[LHS] in text file.
                if _str.upper() == row[0]:
                    # If match found replace it with its Abbreviation in text file.
                    user_string[j] = row[1]
            myCSVfile.close()
        j = j + 1
    # Replacing commas with spaces for final output.
    print(' '.join(user_string))

Python Script to abbreviate slangs

This script takes input from user and finds any abbreviation available in it as described in text file, If found it will replace it with its corresponding phrase.

Text File with abbreviations :

Text File

Running Script

Script Running

Tutorial

https://medium.com/nerd-stuff/python-script-to-turn-text-message-abbreviations-into-actual-phrases-d5db6f489222