Then, all you need to do is: for genre, song in lookup_dict: To account for the case when a single artist can have multiple songs, we're going to use a dictionary where the keys are the artist's name, and values are a list containing all the songs by them. Then, you can look up the value of the dictionary for the given artist and this will be much faster than looping over the lists. You can check the writing credits of the album here. If you were doing this for a bunch of artists, I'd recommend you read the data into a dictionary (or a faultdict) first. As of right now none of them has participated in the writing of a released song. Writing your thoughts down makes it easier for you to think about them and make connections between what you. You have the opportunity to discover how what you are taught in class helps you with your real-world or academic tasks. But Ol' Blue Eyes was the songwriter's greatest friend as he could take a tune and make it one of the most famous songs in the world. Reflective writing gives you the chance think about what you are doing more deeply and to learn from your experience. But Ol' Blue Eyes was the songwriter's greatest friend as he could take a tune and make it one of the most famous songs in the world. # if you know that every artist has only one song, you can break the loop here since you found it already Francis Albert Sinatra didn't write the songs we know and love. Now, we can zip() these lists to iterate over them simultaneously, and print the songs for the artists that match the one we're looking for: look_for_artist = "artist 2"įor artist, genre, song in zip(artists, genres, songs): Do the same thing for the other information:.So slice the lines list to take every fourth line, starting at the first line and save it as a list called songs Starting at the first line, every fourth line is the song name.
#Does txt write their own songs professional#
# but that would leave behind trailing line breaks at the end of each line A novelist is an author or writer of novels, though often novelists also write in other genres of both fiction and non-fiction.Some novelists are professional novelists, thus make a living writing novels and other fiction, while others aspire to support themselves in this way or write as an avocation. Let's say you read all the lines of your file into a list called lines lines = Note that since there doesn't seem to be a header, you don't need the initial header = afile.readline() I'm assuming the format of your file is fixed: it contains
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