This C# console application allows a user enters a sentence and a word, and counts all instances of that word within the sentence. It uses BDD and TDD to guide the design.

• Clone repository from GitHub in terminal or console
• ensure that C#/.netcore2.2 is installed on your computer
• dotnet run
• if you want to test, locate to the WordCounter.Tests directory and run "dotnet test"

1. User enters a sentence and a word, and the program returns how many times that word occurs in the sentence

• Input: "There is a rat over there", "there"
• Output: "The word 'there' occurs 2 times in 'There is a rat over there'"

2. User enters an word that is not in the sentence, and the program returns 0

• Input: "than"
• Output: "The word 'than' occurs 0 times in 'There is a rat over there'"

3. User enters an empty sentence, and the program responds with a prompt

• Input: "" or " "
• Output: "Please enter sentence to be searched"

4. User enters an empty word, and the program responds with a prompt

• Input: "" or " "
• Output: "Please enter a word!"

5. User enters a sentence and a word, where the sentence contains words that contain the word, and the program doesn't count those partial matches

• Input: "Cat catcat cat", "cat"
• Output: "The word 'cat' appears 2 times in the sentence "Cat catcat cat"

6. User can save summary of actions into .txt file

• Input: Save? Y
• Output: saved file

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This project is licensed under the MIT License

Copyright (c) 2020 DJ Zevenbergen