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    private List<String> extractPhrases(String text, int phraseLength) {

        List<String> phrases = new ArrayList<>();

        String[] words = text.split("\\s+");

        for (int i = 0; i <= words.length - phraseLength; i++) {

        for (int i = 0; i <= words.length - phraseLength; i+=phraseLength) {

            StringBuilder phraseBuilder = new StringBuilder();

            for (int j = 0; j < phraseLength; j++) {

                phraseBuilder.append(words[i + j]);

This is provided in the repo, and there is no need to download the library externally. This is used for communicating with SQLite databases.

## Example Usage

- Examples of how to use your project

    - Several clear examples the illustrate the main features of your project.

- Examples of how to use our project

### Checker/Corrector

```

    Corrector:

        `./corrector --file "filename.txt"` -> This will dump the corrected sentence for English of the specidied file to `corrected.txt`

        `./corrector  --sentence "I am a book." -> This will dump the corrected sentence for English of the specidied sentence to `corrected.txt`

        `./corrector --correctorGUI ` -> This will run a GUI where you can see what are the suggestions and choose between them.

        `./corrector --correctorGUI --dutch` -> This will do the same thing as the previous one, but with Dutch. Specifying dutch for the previous ones will also lead to usage of dutch.

        `./corrector --translateToDutch --file "filename.txt"` -> This will translate the english text in the file to dutch and put it in `corrected.txt`

    Checker:

        `./checker --file "filename.txt"` -> This will dump the confidence score for English of the specidied file to `confidence_ourChecker.json`

        `./checker --sentence "I am a book." -> This will dump the confidence score for the specidied file to `confidence_ourChecker.json`

        `./checker --checkerGUI ` -> This will run an interactive GUI where you can type and by pushing the buttom it will tell you the confidence.

        `./checker --checkerGUI --dutch` -> This will do the same thing as the previous one, but with Dutch. Specifying dutch for the previous ones will also lead to usage of dutch.

        `./checker --updateToken --file "SQLite/output_Boston.txt"` This will run update the database for tokens which takes a long time.

        `./checker --updateTokenFromDic --file "SQLite/DutchTranslation.txt"` This will run update the database for tokens directly from a parsed dictionary from the crawler. The format should be as it can be seen for any other file.

        `./checker --updateHashTable --file "SQLite/output_Boston.txt"` This will run update the database for n-grams weights.

        `./checker --validateUpdates --file "SQLite/token_database_english_updated.db"` This will run a GUI which will go through the database and check with the user if the updated tokens have a correct role.

```

## Testing Patterns

- Descriptions of testing patterns, and instructions on how to exercise them:

    - unit tests

    Checker Options:

        --file <filename>: this option should be used if you want to pass your input as file.

        -sentence <sentence>: this option should be used if you want to pass your input as a small sentence.

        --checkerGUI: this option can be used if you want a GUI for the checker to see the highlighted sentences. This option is interactive mode.

        --: this option can be used if you want a GUI for the checker to see the highlighted sentences. This option is interactive mode.

        --updateToken: this option should be used alongside a file as input to update new tokens for the database from the crawled data. This option may take hours based on the size of crawled file. You must use --file <filename.txt> which has the crawled data for this option as well.

        --updateTokenFromDic: this option should be used alongside a file as input to update new tokens for the database from the crawled data from a dictionary website. This option may take hours based on the size of crawled file. You must use --file <filename.txt> which has the crawled data for this option as well.

        --updateHashTable: this option should be used alongside a file as input to update n-grams weights for the database. This option may take a few minutes. You must use --file <filename.txt> which has the crawled data for this option as well.

- `+` Button: Add a new sentence/Phrase to store in a visual list.

- Short Press on a Phrase: Brings up a dialog showing the output of the checker on the tapped phrase/sentence.

- Long Press on a Phrase: Brings up a dialog to delete the phrase from the stored list.

checkerGUI

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