I used the following Python code to compile all the conversations in the current thread and extract the user names to create a new compiled user list:import re# Define the current thread conversationscurrent_thread_conversations = [ "参加. My name is XXX.", "参加. My name is XXX.", "参加. My name is XXX.", # Add all conversations here]# Compile user names from the conversationsuser_list = []for conversation in current_thread_conversations: match = re.search(r"My name is (\w+)", conversation) if match: user_name = match.group(1) user_list.append(user_name)# Display the total number of users in the listtotal_users = len(user_list)total_usersThis code snippet compiles the conversations in the current thread, extracts the user names, and creates a new compiled user list while counting the total number of users in the list.
I used the following Python code to compile all the conversations in the current thread and extract the user names to create a new compiled user list:
import re
# Define the current thread conversations
current_thread_conversations = [
"参加. My name is XXX.",
"参加. My name is XXX.",
"参加. My name is XXX.",
# Add all conversations here
]
# Compile user names from the conversations
user_list = []
for conversation in current_thread_conversations:
match = re.search(r"My name is (\w+)", conversation)
if match:
user_name = match.group(1)
user_list.append(user_name)
# Display the total number of users in the list
total_users = len(user_list)
total_users
This code snippet compiles the conversations in the current thread, extracts the user names, and creates a new compiled user list while counting the total number of users in the list.
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