So the approach is to replace every word with three options unless it's a proper noun. But how do I identify proper nouns accurately? Names like "Am Padma Reddy" are clear. "C" is also a proper noun. Words like "book" are common nouns and need to be replaced.
Second sentence: "Who is the author of the book?: The author of the book is Am Padma Reddy." Proper nouns here are "Am Padma Reddy".
Breaking this down, words like "explains", "work", "arrays", "structures", "C", "declare", "initialize", "access" need to be replaced with three alternatives each. Proper nouns here are "C", "arrays", and "structures" are technical terms but not proper nouns. Wait, actually, "C" is a proper noun because it's the name of the programming language. Right, so "C" should stay as is. Similarly, "arrays" and "structures" are technical terms but not proper names, so they can be replaced with synonyms like "lists", "collections", etc.
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