客户端程序-python pyqt-自动生成英语填空题-考试自动化-试题自动化批量生成

------------------- Quick Summary ------------------- Hi, I need a custom tool that will help me learn English. The tool will take a source text, replace certain words in the text, and output the modified sentences in a simple FAQ format. I prefer a web script I can upload to my web hosting account. A desktop script is also fine as long as it doesn't require installing special software or libraries to run on Windows 10 computers. -------------------------- Detailed Functionality -------------------------- The software must accept the following inputs: 1) Source Text 2) List of Words For Replacement Here's how it should work: 1. Upload a Source Text. For example: "I like to play video games and to ride in cars. I also enjoy table tennis, basketball, and hockey. Additionally, when bored, I sometimes like to play football, though I rarely do that anymore." 2. Upload a list of Words For Replacement; one word per line. Example: To In Table Additionally Though This list could include dozens or even 100+ words. 3. The software extracts individual sentences from the Source Text, replaces every occurence of a Word For Replacement in each sentence with "[...]", and arranges the new sentences into a simple Q&A. In our example, the final output of the software would be a text file with the following: Q: I like [...] play video games and [...] ride [...] cars. A: to, to, in Q: I also enjoy [...] tennis, basketball, and hockey. A: table Q: [...], when bored, sometimes I like to play football, [...] I rarely do that anymore. A: additionally, though ------------------------ Things to remember ------------------------ (1) Words in the Words For Replacement list should replace only identical words in the Source Text; care must be taken to avoid loose pattern matching. For example, if the Source Text is: "I will go to the zoo today." And the Words For Replacement list includes the word: To Then the software should output: Q: I will go [...] the zoo today. A: to It SHOULDN'T output: Q: I will go [...] the zoo [...]day. A: to, to (2) The Source Text will often contain dozens of paragraphs, sometimes hundreds. Sometimes there will be one or two line breaks between paragraphs, other times there won't be any line breaks at all. The software must seamlessly handle the Source Text in every case. (3) As a rule, sentences in the Source Text are preceded by a space, start with a capital letter, and end with a period. The software must factor in all three of these criteria when determining what constitutes a new sentence. Otherwise, the software will have trouble correctly identifying sentences in cases like this one: "I want to travel to the U.S.A. to visit my brother." (This is obviously just one sentence, despite the fact that there are several periods in the middle.) Thanks!