This is a program that counts how many times a word used in a sentance.
| Behavior - Plain English | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| The easiest behavior a program can possibly have - check if the user entered anything at all: | ||
| Program evaluates if there is no input | User input: "" | "I am sorry, you've missed a line!" |
| Next behavior a program can possibly have - compare one word to another, because it is easy to find one wordout of one: | ||
| Program matches word to word from a sentence | User input: "a", "a" | 1 |
| Program matches numerical input from a sentence | User input: "1", "1" | 1 |
| The program can compare to words regardless of the case: | ||
| Program matches word to word from a sentence regardless of capitalization | User input: "A", "a" | 1 |
| The program counts all words that match, that is the the last step: | ||
| Program shows the count of words | User input: "a", "A dog, a cat" | 2 |
| The program counts all words that match without counting punctuatoin, that is almost the most code requireble step step: | ||
| Program shows the count of words | User input: "cat", "A cat, a CAT!" | 2 |
| The program counts all words even if there are white spaces, that is the very last and the most code requireble step step: | ||
| Program shows the count of words | User input: " cat ", "A cat, a CAT!" | 2 |
No known bugs.
- Download and install .NET Core 1.1.4 SDK.
- Download and install .NET Core Runtime 1.1.2
- Download and install Mono
- On GitHub, navigate to the main page of the repository.
- On the right find the green button "Clone or download", click it.
- To clone the repository in Desktop choose "Open in Desktop" or download the ZIP file.
- For more information, see "Cloning a repository from GitHub to GitHub Desktop."
- Change into the work directory: $ cd WordCounter.Solution.
- To run the program, first navigate to the WordCounter folder then compile and execute: $ dotnet restore, $ dotnet build, dotnet run.
- In the browser go to the link http://localhost:5000/, enjoy.
- To run the tests, novigate the folder WordCounter.Tests and use these commands: $ dotnet restore $ dotnet test.
- C#
MIT **
Copyright (c) 2019 Olha Wysocky