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Question Answered step-by-step I already had the codes and they are running. It is a profanity… I already had the codes and they are running. It is a profanity detector. Basically i only need the beep sound everytime it detects. For example it hears “ukinamm” it will detect by the system then it will apply the beep sound. Also please put data base so the previous sounds detected can be replayed with time and date. from androidhelper import sl4a as mic  droid=mic.Android() profinity=[“ukinnam”,”salsal”,”gungong”] beep=False  def listen():       result=droid.recognizeSpeech(“Speak: “,language=”ilo”,none)      message=result[1]      for x in profinity:           if message==profinity[x]:                print(‘Bad Words Detected are : ‘,message)                beep=True      #this is the place to add the beep sound  listen()  the beep sound and database are important. In case the code is cannot be run using pc, i just code it on Qphyton app on android, acn you do the troubleshoot until it runs perfectly. If possible to attach the video that the code is working it is much better. Computer Science Engineering & Technology Python Programming Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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