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But in my version, they changed "Web Application" to three different terms. However, in the sample, they kept "Web Application" but replaced "Web" with "Web" and "Application" with different parts. For example, "Web Platform", "Digital Solution", "Online System". So maybe the user is replacing the term as a whole but varying it. So "Web Application" becomes three other terms that are similar in meaning, not just replacing a part.

So maybe the approach is to take the term, identify which part can vary (could be the main part), and generate three options accordingly. For single-word terms, three synonyms. For multi-word terms, vary the main noun or verb. spring mvc with hibernate example

Looking at the sample response, they replaced words like "Robust" with Strong, which are adjectives. So terms here are any significant words in the text, probably excluding proper nouns like "Spring MVC" and "Hibernate". The user also mentioned not to touch proper nouns, so I need to identify those and leave them as is. But in my version, they changed "Web Application"

But the original instruction says to replace all words with 3 alternatives, except names. So each word in the sentence is considered. For example, in "Java Classes", the word "Java" is a name and remains, but "Classes" could be replaced. Wait, but "Classes" is part of the proper noun here? Like "Java Classes" is a title. Wait, the text says "Java Classes" as a subtitle. Maybe in the original text, those are titles, but the user probably wants the entire text processed. Let me clarify. So maybe the user is replacing the term

Finally, I'll compile the entire transformed XML by replacing each term with its alternatives, ensuring that the result meets the user's requirements without altering any proper nouns.

Wait, no. Looking at the sample, the user's example has "CRUD application" replaced with CRUD framework. So the first part (CRUD) is kept as is, and the second part (application) is varied. That suggests that even within a term, parts can be replaced individually. But the user's instruction is to alter every term with three variants. So maybe each individual word is a term? Or each multi-word term is considered as a whole?