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To select only the words with filter a1 we can do the following,

I'm not really clear on what you're after here. In particular, your code apparently doesn't always do what you want it to do ("it works perfectly for the first two words, but not the third"), but you haven't asked for a solution to that, nor given us enough information to know why the third word "is wrong".

So I'll just make stuff up ;-) Since re.sub() doesn't know about overlaps, I'd match multiple times in "priority" order, looking only for things of the form

Its about reference . Your Adapter and Your Activity have same reference of the ArrayList so if u modify it, it will reflect in both .

You declare file as a global variable. Sharing read/write file state amongst multiple goroutines is a data race and will give you undefined results.

Most likely, reads start where the last read from any of the goroutines left off. If that's end-of-file, it likely continues to be end-of-file. But, since the results are undefined, that's not guaranteed. Your erratic results are due to undefined behavior.

Here's a revised version of your program that declares a local file variable and uses a sync.Waitgroup to synchronize the completion of all the go start() goroutines and the main goroutine. The program checks for errors.

your dirtraversal variable is a list of urls. when you feed your map with it, it will execute multiple times PathTraversal with one of the links

input will wait for you to input anything, and will hang until you hit enter. join will add whatever you typed at the start of the url, and requests won't like that. maybe you just wanted to print

The third file is never read, you are reading the second file again:

You are looping all the lines, and only if the line does not contain a digit or a timestamp like format (for which I think you can just \d to not match a line with a digit) you pass.

But this line at the end censored = profanity.censor(line) overwrites the variable in each iteration, and the method just returns that last overwritten variable.

If you want to keep all lines, you can use a list and add all the lines to it, also the unmodified ones in the parts where you pass, and afterwards return the list, or join the lines on a newline.

The updated part of the code might look like:

I used operator._or instead of operator.and__ AND IT WORKED CORRECTLY.

Where operator.or_ ?

Solution found rather quickly...

Due to an error of mine, the files in WordLists where executable. I removed the +x flag and the warning is gone.