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Applying Word and Punctuation Tokenization
A tokenization process is defined by splitting a text into its individual English words and punctuation marks. For example, the phrase 'It’s great.' is tokenized into ['It', '’s', 'great', '.']. Following this specific rule, provide the tokenized output for the sentence: We can't find Sarah's keys, can we?
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A tokenization process is designed to segment text into individual English words and punctuation marks. For example, the phrase 'It’s great.' is tokenized into
['It', '’s', 'great', '.']. Based on this rule, how would the sentence 'The student's book isn't here.' be tokenized?Applying Word and Punctuation Tokenization
Consider a tokenization method that segments text into individual English words and punctuation marks. For instance, 'It’s great.' becomes
['It', '’s', 'great', '.']. True or False: Following this method, the phrase 'We're going home.' would be tokenized as['We', '’re', 'going', 'home.'].