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MagstDuKaffee
1 year ago

1. Read the text: The program reads the entered text or opens the text file to be analyzed.

2. Split text into sections: The text is usually divided into sections or lines to facilitate the analysis.

3. Remove words: The program splits the text into words. This is usually done by recognizing spaces or other separators, such as, for example, set characters (points, commas, etc.).

4. Count words: The program counts the number of identified words in the text. In this case, spaces and line breaks are normally used as separators to distinguish the words from each other.

Five. Optional filtering: Sometimes there are options to ignore certain elements such as headlines, footnotes or HTML tags if they are not to be included in the word count.

6. Show results: The program outputs the determined number of words in the text

stealthuser
1 year ago

I would read the words into an array using a separator. The length of the array +1 gives the number of words and if the array is not defined (because, for example, the text range does not contain words). Then the number is NULL.

However, it should be ensured beforehand that the string is freed from double separators so that no empty arrays are created that falsify the result and a hyphen in the text would of course not be a word.

Hannes178
1 year ago

The text processing program simply counts how often one or more letters are standing together and separated from spaces

gogogo
1 year ago

Go through all the signs. Count transitions from non-letters to letters.

Anson12
1 year ago

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NaIchHalt09
1 year ago

The program can count.

odine
1 year ago

Well, what would you think about it?