This Python code performs the following tasks: 1. **Define the desired...

This Python code performs the following tasks:

1. Define the desired chapter order: A predefined list called chapter_order specifies the sequence in which chapters should appear in a study guide.

2. Create a new Word document:

   • A new Word document object (doc) is initiated using the python-docx library.
   • A title heading is added to the document: "Anatomy & Physiology Study Guide (Organized by Chapter)".

3. Iterate through the chapter order and add content in sequence:

   • For each chapter in the chapter_order list, the code checks if the chapter exists in a dictionary called chapters_text.
     • It's assumed that chapters_text maps chapter names (e.g., "Chapter 1", "Chapter 3", etc.) to their respective content, which is a list of "slides" (text snippets).
   • If the chapter is found in chapters_text, the chapter name is added as a heading at level 1 in the Word document.
   • The code then adds up to the first 20 text snippets (from the chapters_text list corresponding to the current chapter) as paragraphs in the document, after cleaning the text using the clean_text() function.

4. Save the Word document:

   • The newly created and populated study guide document is saved at the specified path: /mnt/data/Anatomy_Physiology_Study_Guide_Ordered.docx.

5. Output the saved file path:

   • At the end, the code outputs ordered_output_path, which contains the path to the saved Word document.

In summary:

The script creates a study guide in the correct chapter order, includes only the first 20 content slides per chapter, cleans the content for each slide, and saves the final ordered result as a Word document to a specified location.