<prompt> Theha algorithm ho tseba hore na polelo e nepahetse kapa che.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Construct an algorithm to identify if a sentence is positive or not. . Response in English: Here is an algorithm to identify if a sentence is positive or not:1. Start by preprocessing the text: Remove punctuation, numbers, special characters, and white spaces. Convert the sentence to lowercase.2. Tokenize the sentence: Split the sentence into individual words.3. Utilize a sentiment analysis library, such as TextBlob or NLTKs sentiment analysis module, to calculate the polarity score of the sentence. The polarity score ranges from -1 to 1, with -1 meaning negative, 0 meaning neutral, and 1 meaning positive.4. If the sentences polarity score is greater than or equal to a given threshold value, such as 0.1, then the sentence is classified as being positive. Otherwise, it is classified as not positive.5. Return the classification of the sentence. . Response in Sesotho: Mona ke algorithm ea ho khetholla hore na polelo e nepahetse kapa che: 1. Qala ka ho lokisa mongolo esale pele: Tlosa matšoao, linomoro, litlhaku tse khethehileng, le libaka tse tšoeu. Fetolela polelo ho litlhaku tse nyane. 2. Tšoaea polelo: Arola polelo ka mantsoe a le mong. 3. Sebelisa laeborari ea tlhahlobo ea maikutlo, joalo ka TextBlob kapa mojule oa tlhahlobo ea maikutlo oa NLTK, ho bala lintlha tse fapaneng tsa polelo. Lipalo tsa polarity li tloha ho -1 ho isa ho 1, ka -1 e bolelang hampe, 0 e bolela ho se nke lehlakore, me 1 e bolela hore ntle. 4. Haeba lintlha tsa polarity tsa polelo li le kholo ho feta kapa li lekana le boleng bo fanoeng, joalo ka 0.1, joale polelo e hlalosoa e le e nepahetseng. Ho seng joalo, e hlalosoa e se ntle. 5. Khutlisa mokhahlelo oa polelo. 