What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. A term such as the following <a href="http: /www.pamil-visions.net/author/laura/" title="posts by laura spencer">

What is the expected output? In the line frequency = int(tokens[1].strip()) frequency should return a numner What do you see instead? ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '/www.pamil-visions.net/author/laura/" title="posts by laura spencer">'

On what operating system? Windows vista

I think to correct this you can do the following: # Reads "term:frequency" from each subsequent line in the file. for line in corpus_file: tokens = line.rpartition(":") term = tokens[0].strip()
frequency = int(tokens[2].strip()) self.term_num_docs[term] = frequency

Thank you for pointing this out and suggesting a fix. I've taken the fix, and it's in version 1.1. Thanks!

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