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splitting paragraph into sentences and storing each sentence in a separate doc file.

i am splitting a paragraph into sentences.i am done with splitting using split().but i want to store each sentence in a different doc file.how can i store each individual sentence in the paragraph in a new doc file.
Feb 17 '19 #1
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Luuk
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What help did Googling for 'store sentence in doc python' not provide?
What is your REAL problem?

Can you show an (short) example (python-code!) of a paragraph which you did split into sentences? And, please, provide a reason why you are not able to store a sentence (==string) in a different file.
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