semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
temprint 1.0.3
An easy way to print messages intended to be overwritten.

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.. _pypi: https://pypi.org/project/temprint/

temprint
========

    *temprint* is an acronym for *temporary print*

This package provides an easy way to output temporary prints intended to be
overwritten by other messages. Use it if you want to avoid flooding your terminal
with old prints.

Usage
-----

1. Install it with ``$ pip install temprint``

2. Now you can use the ``temprint`` function, as in:

.. code:: python

    from time import sleep
    from temprint import temprint

    msgs = [
        'a short message',
        'a slightly longer message',
        'a tiny msg',
        'a very big message. it is so big that it cannot fit in your ' +
        'terminal width and temprint will behave as a regular print',
        'now a short message again',
        'and a shorter message'
    ]

    for msg in msgs:
        temprint(msg)
        sleep(2)

You should see the messages being printed and then erased iteratively.

If the message is longer than your terminal width, ``temprint`` will behave as
the regular built-in ``print`` function.

The ``temprint`` function can receive a series of objects to be printed and a
separator:

>>> temprint('first', 'second', 'third', sep='/')
first/second/third
interactiongrader 0.0.5
Grade free form text answers

# interaction-grader
Python package to help grade test questions (interactions) using fuzzy match and phoneme replacement.

The Answer class can be used to check if an answer is basically identical to the desired answer except 
for misspellings.

  
```Python
from interactiongrader import Answer

ans = Answer('Joaquim Phoenix')  
if ans.is_misspelling('Joakim Pheonix'):  
    print('Correct Answer')  
```

Package Dependencies:  
- fuzzywuzzy  
- python-Levenshtein  
- numpy
- pandas  
- random  
- enum