Wijzig het geslacht van een bepaalde string

Wijzig het geslacht van de tekenreeks, d.w.z. schakel alle geslachtsspecifieke woorden in de invoertekenreeks om. 

Voorbeelden:

  Input:   she is my sister   Output:   he is my brother. There are two gender-specific words in this sentence:she and sister. After toggling gender specific words to their respective counterparts - he and brother : Gender specific words of the string are now changed. 

Algoritme:

  • Houd een hash-kaart bij die alle vrouwelijke woorden aan de mannelijke woorden en alle mannelijke woorden aan vrouwelijke woorden toewijst.
  • Vervolgens controleren we voor elk woord in de string of dit een geslachtsspecifiek woord is of niet. Als dat zo is, ruilen we dit woord met het tegenhangerwoord. Anders wisselen we dit woord niet.
  • Alle woorden worden samengevoegd in een nieuwe string die aan het einde wordt afgedrukt en onze vereiste string is.
CPP
   // A C++ Program to change the gender of a string    #include          using     namespace     std  ;      // A Function that returns the new string with gender    // changed    string     changeGender  (  string     str  )      {         // A Dictionary to store the mapping of genders       // The user can add his words too.       unordered_multimap      <  string       string  >     dictionary     =         {         {  'batman'       'batwoman'  }     {  'batwoman'       'batman'  }         {  'boy'       'girl'  }     {  'girl'       'boy'  }         {  'boyfriend'       'girlfriend'  }     {  'girlfriend'       'boyfriend'  }         {  'father'       'mother'  }     {  'mother'       'father'  }         {  'husband'       'wife'  }     {  'wife'       'husband'  }         {  'he'       'she'  }     {  'she'       'he'  }         {  'his'       'her'  }     {  'her'       'his'  }         {  'male'       'female'  }     {  'female'       'male'  }         {  'man'       'woman'  }     {  'woman'       'man'  }         {  'Mr'       'Ms'  }     {  'Mr'       'Ms'  }         {  'sir'       'madam'  }     {  'madam'       'sir'  }         {  'son'       'daughter'  }     {  'daughter'       'son'  }         {  'uncle'       'aunt'  }     {  'aunt'       'uncle'  }         };         str     =     str     +     ' '  ;     // Append a space at the end       int     n     =     str  .  length  ();         // 'temp' string will hold the intermediate words       // and 'ans' string will be our result       string     temp     =     ''       ans     =     ''  ;         for     (  int     i  =  0  ;     i   <=  n  -1  ;     i  ++  )         {         if     (  str  [  i  ]     !=     ' '  )         temp  .  push_back  (  str  [  i  ]);         else      {         // If this is a 'male' or a 'female' word then       // swap this with its counterpart       if     (  dictionary  .  find  (  temp  )     !=     dictionary  .  end  ())         temp     =     dictionary  .  find  (  temp  )  ->  second  ;         ans     =     ans     +     temp     +     ' '  ;         temp  .  clear  ();         }         }         return  (  ans  );      }      // Driver Program to test above functions    int     main  ()      {         string     str     =     'she is going to watch movie with'      ' her boyfriend'  ;         cout      < <     changeGender  (  str  );         return     (  0  );      }      
Java
   import     java.util.HashMap  ;   import     java.util.Map  ;   public     class   ChangeGender     {      // A Function that returns the new string with gender changed      public     static     String     changeGender  (  String     str  )         {      // A Map to store the mapping of genders      // The user can add his words too.      Map   <  String       String  >     dictionary     =     new     HashMap   <>  ();      dictionary  .  put  (  'batman'       'batwoman'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'batwoman'       'batman'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'boy'       'girl'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'girl'       'boy'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'boyfriend'       'girlfriend'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'girlfriend'       'boyfriend'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'father'       'mother'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'mother'       'father'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'husband'       'wife'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'wife'       'husband'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'he'       'she'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'she'       'he'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'his'       'her'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'her'       'his'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'male'       'female'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'female'       'male'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'man'       'woman'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'woman'       'man'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'Mr'       'Ms'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'Ms'       'Mr'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'sir'       'madam'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'madam'       'sir'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'son'       'daughter'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'daughter'       'son'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'uncle'       'aunt'  );      dictionary  .  put  (  'aunt'       'uncle'  );      str     =     str     +     ' '  ;     // Append a space at the end      int     n     =     str  .  length  ();      // 'temp' string will hold the intermediate words      // and 'ans' string will be our result      String     temp     =     ''       ans     =     ''  ;      for     (  int     i     =     0  ;     i      <=     n     -     1  ;     i  ++  )     {      if     (  str  .  charAt  (  i  )     !=     ' '  )      temp     +=     str  .  charAt  (  i  );      else     {      // If this is a 'male' or a 'female' word then      // swap this with its counterpart      if     (  dictionary  .  containsKey  (  temp  ))      temp     =     dictionary  .  get  (  temp  );      ans     =     ans     +     temp     +     ' '  ;      temp     =     ''  ;      }      }      return     ans  ;      }      // Driver Program to test above functions      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {      String     str     =     'she is going to watch movie with her boyfriend'  ;      System  .  out  .  println  (  changeGender  (  str  ));      }   }   
Python
   # A Python program to change the gender of a string   # A Function that returns the new string with gender changed   def   change_gender  (  string  ):   # A Dictionary to store the mapping of genders   # The user can add his words too.   dictionary   =   {   'batman'  :   'batwoman'     'batwoman'  :   'batman'     'boy'  :   'girl'     'girl'  :   'boy'     'boyfriend'  :   'girlfriend'     'girlfriend'  :   'boyfriend'     'father'  :   'mother'     'mother'  :   'father'     'husband'  :   'wife'     'wife'  :   'husband'     'he'  :   'she'     'she'  :   'he'     'his'  :   'her'     'her'  :   'his'     'male'  :   'female'     'female'  :   'male'     'man'  :   'woman'     'woman'  :   'man'     'Mr'  :   'Ms'     'Ms'  :   'Mr'     'sir'  :   'madam'     'madam'  :   'sir'     'son'  :   'daughter'     'daughter'  :   'son'     'uncle'  :   'aunt'     'aunt'  :   'uncle'     }   string   +=   ' '   # Append a space at the end   n   =   len  (  string  )   # 'temp' string will hold the intermediate words   # and 'ans' string will be our result   temp   =   ''   ans   =   ''   for   i   in   range  (  n  ):   if   string  [  i  ]   !=   ' '  :   temp   +=   string  [  i  ]   else  :   # If this is a 'male' or a 'female' word then   # swap this with its counterpart   if   temp   in   dictionary  :   temp   =   dictionary  [  temp  ]   ans   +=   temp   +   ' '   temp   =   ''   return   ans   # Driver Program to test above functions   if   __name__   ==   '__main__'  :   string   =   'she is going to watch movie with her boyfriend'   print  (  change_gender  (  string  ))   
C#
   using     System  ;   using     System.Collections.Generic  ;   class     Program   {      static     string     ChangeGender  (  string     str  )      {      // A Dictionary to store the mapping of genders      // The user can add his words too.      Dictionary   <  string       string  >     dictionary     =     new     Dictionary   <  string       string  >      {      {     'batman'       'batwoman'     }     {     'batwoman'       'batman'     }      {     'boy'       'girl'     }     {     'girl'       'boy'     }      {     'boyfriend'       'girlfriend'     }     {     'girlfriend'       'boyfriend'     }      {     'father'       'mother'     }     {     'mother'       'father'     }      {     'husband'       'wife'     }     {     'wife'       'husband'     }      {     'he'       'she'     }     {     'she'       'he'     }      {     'his'       'her'     }     {     'her'       'his'     }      {     'male'       'female'     }     {     'female'       'male'     }      {     'man'       'woman'     }     {     'woman'       'man'     }      {     'Mr'       'Ms'     }     {     'Ms'       'Mr'     }      {     'sir'       'madam'     }     {     'madam'       'sir'     }      {     'son'       'daughter'     }     {     'daughter'       'son'     }      {     'uncle'       'aunt'     }     {     'aunt'       'uncle'     }      };      str     +=     ' '  ;     // Append a space at the end      int     n     =     str  .  Length  ;      // 'temp' string will hold the intermediate words      // and 'ans' string will be our result      string     temp     =     ''       ans     =     ''  ;      for     (  int     i     =     0  ;     i      <=     n     -     1  ;     i  ++  )      {      if     (  str  [  i  ]     !=     ' '  )      {      temp     +=     str  [  i  ];      }      else      {      // If this is a 'male' or a 'female' word then      // swap this with its counterpart      if     (  dictionary  .  ContainsKey  (  temp  ))      {      temp     =     dictionary  [  temp  ];      }      ans     +=     temp     +     ' '  ;      temp     =     ''  ;      }      }      return     ans  ;      }      static     void     Main  (  string  []     args  )      {      string     str     =     'she is going to watch movie with her boyfriend'  ;      Console  .  WriteLine  (  ChangeGender  (  str  ));      Console  .  ReadKey  ();      }   }   
JavaScript
   // A Function that returns the new string with gender    // changed    function     changeGender  (  str  )     {      // A Dictionary to store the mapping of genders      // The user can add his words too.      const     dictionary     =     new     Map  ([      [  'batman'       'batwoman'  ]     [  'batwoman'       'batman'  ]      [  'boy'       'girl'  ]     [  'girl'       'boy'  ]      [  'boyfriend'       'girlfriend'  ]     [  'girlfriend'       'boyfriend'  ]      [  'father'       'mother'  ]     [  'mother'       'father'  ]      [  'husband'       'wife'  ]     [  'wife'       'husband'  ]      [  'he'       'she'  ]     [  'she'       'he'  ]      [  'his'       'her'  ]     [  'her'       'his'  ]      [  'male'       'female'  ]     [  'female'       'male'  ]      [  'man'       'woman'  ]     [  'woman'       'man'  ]      [  'Mr'       'Ms'  ]     [  'Ms'       'Mr'  ]      [  'sir'       'madam'  ]     [  'madam'       'sir'  ]      [  'son'       'daughter'  ]     [  'daughter'       'son'  ]      [  'uncle'       'aunt'  ]     [  'aunt'       'uncle'  ]      ]);      str     =     str     +     ' '  ;     // Append a space at the end      const     n     =     str  .  length  ;      // 'temp' string will hold the intermediate words      // and 'ans' string will be our result      let     temp     =     ''       ans     =     ''  ;      for     (  let     i     =     0  ;     i      <=     n     -     1  ;     i  ++  )     {      if     (  str  [  i  ]     !=     ' '  )      temp     +=     str  [  i  ];      else     {      // If this is a 'male' or a 'female' word then      // swap this with its counterpart      if     (  dictionary  .  has  (  temp  ))      temp     =     dictionary  .  get  (  temp  );      ans     =     ans     +     temp     +     ' '  ;      temp     =     ''  ;      }      }      return     (  ans  );   }   // Driver Program to test above function   const     str     =     'she is going to watch movie with her boyfriend'  ;   console  .  log  (  changeGender  (  str  ));   

Uitvoer
he is going to watch movie with his girlfriend  

Tijdcomplexiteit: O(N^2) waarbij N de lengte van de string is, aangezien de operator ‘+’/‘append’ van de string tot O(N) tijd kan duren en ervan uitgaande dat het opzoeken in het woordenboek O(1) in het ergste geval tijd kost. 

Hulpruimte: Naast het woordenboek dat alle woorden aan zijn tegenhanger koppelt, declareren we O(N) ruimte voor de nieuwe string, waarbij N de lengte van de invoerstring is. 

Ruimte voor verbetering:

  • We kunnen meer woorden en hun tegenhangers aan het woordenboek toevoegen om de nauwkeurigheid van het programma te vergroten. We kunnen bijvoorbeeld – acteur actrice god godin aan ons woordenboek toevoegen.
  • Er kan ook een tekstbestand met woorden van alle vrouwelijke en mannelijke woorden worden geïmporteerd.
  • Het programma kan worden aangepast om hoofdletterongevoelig te worden.


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