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Dictionary Processing

The Python program processes an email log to extract usernames and their associated domains, converting usernames to lowercase. It counts the number of unique domains for each username and outputs the results. The program uses functions to handle character conversion and data processing.

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Dictionary Processing

The Python program processes an email log to extract usernames and their associated domains, converting usernames to lowercase. It counts the number of unique domains for each username and outputs the results. The program uses functions to handle character conversion and data processing.

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PYTHON PROGRAM :

def to_lower(ch):

if 'A' <= ch <= 'Z':

return chr(ord(ch) + 32)

return ch

def process_log(log):

data = {}

i=0

n = len(log)

while i < n:

username = ""

domain = ""

while i < n and log[i] != '+':

username += to_lower(log[i])

i += 1

while i < n and log[i] != '@':

i += 1

i += 1

while i < n and log[i] != ' ':

domain += to_lower(log[i])

i += 1

i += 1

if username not in data:

data[username] = domain

else:
if domain not in data[username]:

data[username] += "," + domain

return data

def count_domains(data):

result = {}

for user in data:

count = 1

for ch in data[user]:

if ch == ',':

count += 1

result[user] = count

return result

log = input("Enter email log: ")

domain_data = process_log(log)

final_output = count_domains(domain_data)

for user in final_output:

print(user, final_output[user])

INPUT AND OUTPUT:

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