Using Python to search and find ordered words in a dictionary

To solve this problem, we need the request module.

For installing the request module, we need to execute this command in the command line.

Install requests

Scraping

• Import the request module.

• Then, we need to get data from the URL.

• Use UTF-8Decode the text.

• Then convert the string to a list of words.

Ordered Search

• Use a loop to traverse the word list.

• Then compare the ASCII values of adjacent characters of each word.

• If the comparison is correct, print the ordered words, otherwise store the unordered words.

Example Code

import requests
　　　def Words_find():
　　　　　　my_url = ""#put this url of .txt files in any website
　　　　　　my_fetchData = requests.get(my_url)
　　　　　　my_wordList = my_fetchData.content
　　　　　　my_wordList = my_wordList.decode("utf-8).split()
　　　　　　return my_wordList
　　　def wordordered():
　　　　　　collection = Words_find()
　　　　　　collection = collection[16:]
　　　　　　my_word = ''
　　　for my_word in collection:
　　　　　　result = 'ordered'
　　　　　　i = 0
　　　　　　l = len(my_word)　-　1
　　　if len(my_word) <　3):
　　　　　　continue
　　　　　　while i < l:
　　　if ord(my_word[i]) > ord(my_word[i+1)):
　　　　　　result = 'not ordered'
　　　　　　break
　　　　　　else:
　　　i　+=　1
if result == 'ordered':
　　　print(my_word, ': ', result)
if __name__ == '__main__':
wordordered()