File 1: Code reads a file and prints the most frequent words in order

File 2: Code reads a file, filters through data and prints the top five most frequent combinations of two words

File 3: Code reads a file, identifies near-duplicate lines and prints out the first sets found along with relevant information

File 4: Code loads a dataset with student data, saves data that fits a certain criterion, and prints out the number of saved students along with the average grade.

File 5: Code takes in a csv and creates a new csv based on the data inside

File 6: Loads a dataset to add onto it by using data cell information. Prints the average unemployment rate for newly created high-crime and low-crime groups

File 7: Scrapes a wiki page and extracts the title and the first paragraph from the main content section above fifty characters, excluding whitespace

File 8: Looks through wikipedia website and saves the headings into a txt file, one per line

File 9: Scraps the wikipedia page for the first table with at least three data rows. Then take the table's headers and rows; if data is missing, replace it with padding. Save information to wiki_table.csv

File 10: Files contains a reusable function that searches through a text file's lines, and if it contains a keyword, adds the line number and line to a list. Print the first 3 in the list