- Split into term1, term2, term3.
Let me clarify the instructions. The user wants each term in v1 to have three synonyms. So if the input text contains a part like sprint, each of those words (run, sprint, dash) should be replaced with three synonyms. However, proper nouns, like "New York" or "John", should remain unchanged. The output should be text only. Www bhumika chawla sexy video
1. Parse the input text to find all occurrences of v3. 2. For each occurrence, split the terms inside the braces. 3. For each term, generate three synonyms. Need a thesaurus or API for that. Since I can't access external APIs, maybe rely on my internal knowledge of synonyms. 4. Replace each v2 with the three synonyms, maintaining the structure but replacing each variable with its synonyms. 5. Check if any terms in the synonyms are proper nouns. If so, remove them and replace with a suitable synonym. Wait, no—proper nouns shouldn't be touched. So the input terms that are proper nouns (capitalized?) should be left as is. But the user says "don't touch proper nouns," so if the original terms inside the braces are proper nouns, they don't get replaced. - Split into term1, term2, term3
Example: If the input is "I like apple.", then "apple", "banana", "orange" are not proper nouns (assuming they're common nouns here), so each would get replaced by three synonyms. But if the input is "I like Microsoft.", then those are proper nouns, so we don't touch them. So the algorithm needs to detect if a term inside the braces is a proper noun (capitalized) and leave it as is. So if the input text contains a part