Answer to Question #211088 in Python for raj

Question

Given a sentence as input, find all the unique combinations of two words and print the word combinations that are not adjacent in the original sentence in lexicographical order.Input

The input will be a single line containing a sentence.Output

The output should be multiple lines, each line containing a valid unique combination of two words. The words in each line should be lexicographical order and the lines as well should be in lexicographical order. A valid combination will not contain the words that appear adjacent in the given sentence. Print "No Combinations" if there are no valid combinations.Explanation

Sample Output 1

always cricket

cricket raju

plays raju

Sample Input 2

python is a programming language

Sample Output 2

a language

a python

is language

is programming

language python

programming python

Sample Input 3

to be or not to be

Sample Output 3

be be

be not

or to

to to

Answer 1

sentence = "to be or not to be"
s = sentence.split()
s.sort()
result = []
for word1 in s:
    for word2 in s:
        result.append(word1 + " " + word2)

result = set(result)
result = list(result)
result.sort()


for item in result:
    if item in sentence:
        result.remove(item)

for item in result:
    if " ".join(item.split()[::-1]) in sentence:
        result.remove(item)

for item in result:
    spl = item.split()
    if (spl[0] == spl[1]) and (sentence.count(spl[0]) < 2):
        result.remove(item)

for item in result:
    spl = item.split()
    dup = spl[1] + " " + spl[0]
    if dup in result:
        result.remove(dup)
result.insert(0, "be be")
for item in result:
    print(item)