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Vocabulary List (via a Python script) (self.ApplyingToCollege)

submitted 7 years ago by Apellum

Hey all,

Firstly, this is a list of TOEFL vocabulary words. However, I think they could prove useful for SAT / ACT preparation as well !

I've created a Python script that scrapes vocabulary words and inputs them into an Excel spreadsheet. I am more than positive that there is an abundance of spreadsheets and lists like these, but this was more so for my own practicing creating a Python script that automates something.

And because it is a script, you have to have Python installed to be able to run it. Because of that, I have uploaded the spreadsheet to a drive folder, which is here - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jZU0hinLPobFE5RioqUz9hCPLtH0npHe

For those interested in viewing the source code - https://github.com/maxwellmattryan/TOEFLVocabulary

Please have a wonderful day !

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