Below is the question I asked a few days ago and the answer I got for it. Now I need some extra features in the code. For example, I want to divide the frequency of positive words by 8, then I want to divide the frequency of those same words by 9, then I want to compare between them and print the lines containing those words with labeling them as positive and negative. For example, if line.count(word)/8= .1, .2 , 3 and line.count(word)/9 = .2, .1, .2, when line.count(word)/8 > line.count(word)/9 (like in the second and third position where .2>.1 and .3>.2), I want to print the line containing the word and say it's positive / negative, in the same way when line.count(word)/8 < line.count(word)/9 (like in the first position where .1<.2), I want to print the line containing the word and say it's positive / negative. I hope I could explain.

Using Python 3, open a text file containing several lines of sentences expressing sentiments like the movie was good, the product was bad, etc. Create two bags of words, one containing positive words, the other one containing negative words, then look for those words with their frequency in the text file, and print them, like excellent: 3. good:2, etc.

file = open("test.txt", "r") # opening file with test.txt

line = file.read().replace(" ", " ") # storing file as string

file.close() # closing the file

positive_words = ['excellent', 'good', 'nice', 'great', 'best']

negative_words = ['bad', 'rubbish', 'worst']

# print word count after checking word from list exist in line or not

print("Positive Word Count:")

print("======================================")

for word in positive_words:

if word in line:

print(f"{word}: {line.count(word)}")

print("======================================")

print("Negative Word Count:")

print("======================================")

for word in negative_words:

if word in line:

print(f"{word}: {line.count(word)}")

print("======================================")