[cs615asa] HW5 & HW6

[Jinglong Wu]

Just want to clarify that :

   - How many unique objects were requested for *en* only?
   - Which is the most often requested object for *de*?

"for en only" represents that domain_code is exactly "en", EXCLUDING any
character after it. For example, "en.m" would NOT be counted.

"for de" represents that domain_code is begin with "de", INCLUDING any
character after it. For example, "de.m" would be counted.

Do I understanding correctly?


Regards,

Jinglong

On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 11:48 PM, Tianpei Luo <tluo4 at stevens.edu> wrote:

> Got it, thanks.
>
> On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 3:48 PM, Jan Schaumann <jschauma at stevens.edu>
> wrote:
>
>> Tianpei Luo <tluo4 at stevens.edu> wrote:
>> > What about the longest word in the retrieved Pages?Is that means find
>> > out the longest words that only showing on browser?(not include the
>> > script, tags, metadata)
>>
>> That depends on your definition of "word".  I'm fine with either and
>> would be surprised if it even made a difference.  My guess is that any
>> long word in the text is likely going to be longer than any HTML tag or
>> JS variable.
>>
>> Whichever definition you arrive at, make sure to clearly spell it out in
>> your submission.
>>
>> -Jan
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