Character In Sentence

CharInSentence is a Python library for examining whether character(s) are found within a string. You can compare your string against default alphabets or your own custom list.

Documentation

How to use

import charInSentence
charInSentence.check(See-Parameter-One, See-Parameter-Two, See-Parameter-Three)

Reference One

Parameter	Description
1	Lower & upper case alphabet
2	Lower case alphabet
3	Upper case alphabet
4	Lower & upper case alphabet and numbers 0-9
5	Lower case alphabet and numbers 0-9
6	Upper case alphabet and numbers 0-9
Type(List)	Pass a list for your own custom list

Reference Two

The sentence that the character list is compared to. (Input as a string)

Reference Three

Should the program ignore spaces in the sentence or not? (Input True or False)

Notes

If the program finds character(s) that are not in the sentence it will return them. Return Type: List

If the program doesn't find any character(s) not in the sentence it will return True. Return Type: Boolean

Examples

charInSentence.check(['t', 'x'], 'test', False)
# Would return ['x'] as x is not found within 'test'


charInSentence.check(1, 'abcdefghijklmnop', False)
# Would return ['q', 'r', 's', 't', 'u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', 'z'] as we are checking lower case letters alphabet letters


charInSentence.check(['t', 'e'], 'test', False)
# Would return True as both 't' and 'e' are found within 'test'