Namespace: WordsMatching
Class StopWordsHandler
System.Object
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+-- WordsMatching.StopWordsHandler
public class StopWordsHandlerextends System.Object
Static- False
Persistent- False
summary-
Stop words are frequently occurring, insignificant words words
that appear in a database record, article or web page.
Common stop words include
Sealed- False
Abstract- False
stopWordsList
public static string stopWordsList = new string[] {
"after","also","an","a","and","as","at","be","because","before",
"between","but","before","for","however","from","if","in","into",
"of","or","other","out","since","such","than","that","the","these",
"there","this","those","to","under","upon","when","where","whether",
"which","with","within","without"
}
Readonly- False
Initial- new string[] {
"after","also","an","a","and","as","at","be","because","before",
"between","but","before","for","however","from","if","in","into",
"of","or","other","out","since","such","than","that","the","these",
"there","this","those","to","under","upon","when","where","whether",
"which","with","within","without"
}
Volatile- False
Type- string[]
Nullable- False
Const- False
New- False
Static- True
StopWordsHandler
public void StopWordsHandler()
Static- False
Extern- False
IsStopWord
public bool IsStopWord(string word)
Returns- bool
Nullable- False
Virtual- False
New- False
Sealed- False
Extern- False
Override- False
Abstract- False
Static- True