Question

Geetha, the English teacher was teaching about the articles in English
grammar. She decided to play a game with the students in which a
phrase or a sentence will be provided to the students, and they should
rewrite the given sentence after removing all the articles wherever
they may be present.
Write a program to find the correct answer for each sentence she
provides
Articles are'a', 'an', and 'the'.
Input format
Input is in the format of a string (character array).
Output format
Output is the input string in which all the articles are removed.
Sample testcases
Input 1
Output 1
Provide Cus
Fun Republic or
The Dhillon Theatre, is an Fun Repul Dhillon tre is
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

I assume that the input consists of multiple sentences separated by periods, and the program should remove all the articles from each sentence. Here's a Python program that does that:

def remove_articles(text):

   articles = ['a', 'an', 'the']

   sentences = text.split('.')

   result = []

   for sentence in sentences:

       words = sentence.split()

       new_words = []

       for a word in words:

           if word.lower() not in articles:

               new_words.append(word)

       new_sentence = ' '.join(new_words)

       result.append(new_sentence)

   return '.'.join(result)

We first define a list of articles, and then split the input text into sentences using the period as a separator. We then loop through each sentence, split it into words, and check if each word is an article (ignoring case).  

Finally, we join the list of words back into a sentence and append it to a list of results. We join the list of results back into a string using periods as separators.

Here's an example usage of the program:

text = "Provide Cus Fun Republic or The Dhillon Theatre, is a Fun Repul Dhillon there is."

result = remove_articles(text)

print(result)

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