Write a Python program including the following: a. A function that receives a list of strings as a parameter, eliminates the following stop words, and returns the resulting list: Stop words: a, an ,the, punctuation symbols (.,;:?, etc.) e.g. Original list: ["There", "is", "a", "little", "dog", "in", "the", "University", ".", "The", "little", "cat", "saw", "the", "dog", "in", "the", "University", "."] Resulting list: ["There", "is", "little", "dog", "in", "University", "little", "cat", "saw", "dog", "in", "University"]

Write a Python program including the following: a. A function that receives a list of strings as a parameter, eliminates the following stop words, and returns the resulting list: Stop words: a, an ,the, punctuation symbols (.,;:?, etc.) e.g. Original list: ["There", "is", "a", "little", "dog", "in", "the", "University", ".", "The", "little", "cat", "saw", "the", "dog", "in", "the", "University", "."] Resulting list: ["There", "is", "little", "dog", "in", "University", "little", "cat", "saw", "dog", "in", "University"]

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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