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The goal is to convert numeric words (such as "zero", "one", "two", etc.) into their corresponding digit forms (e.g., "0", "1", "2") to facilitate numerical operations. For example, in the string "zero four zero one", we aim to convert it into the string "0401". Let's explore different approaches to achieve this conversion.
This method utilizes a dictionary of word-to-digit mappings and a generator expression to convert each word in the input string to its corresponding digit. The string is split into words, and each word is directly looked up in the dictionary. The results are then joined to form the final digit string.
0401
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This method uses regular expressions re.sub to search for numeric words in the input string and replace them with their respective digits using a dictionary. It ensures only whole word matches are replaced, thanks to word boundaries (\b).
0401
Explanation:
This approach loops through the dictionary and uses the str.replace() method to replace every occurrence of a numeric word in the string with its digit. Once all replacements are done, it removes any remaining spaces to get the final number string.
4014
Explanation:
This method manually splits the string into words, iterates through each word, looks it up in the dictionary, and builds the final result string by concatenating the digits.
0401
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