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Uses old Rust 2015
0.1.0 | Mar 30, 2015 |
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word_count
This is a program/library to count the words in a string. Use it to analyze texts of your favorite author.
Examples
Executable:
$ echo 'I like cookies. Mmm... Cookies.' | word_count
'cookies': 2
'mmm': 1
'like': 1
'i': 1
Library:
extern crate lib_word_count;
fn main() {
let mut word_index = Vec::new();
let input = "I like cookies. Mmm... Cookies.";
lib_word_count::count_words(input, &mut word_index);
assert_eq!(word_index.len(), 4);
assert_eq!(word_index[0].word, "cookies".to_string);
assert_eq!(word_index[1].word, "i".to_string);
assert_eq!(word_index[2].word, "like".to_string);
assert_eq!(word_index[3].word, "mmm".to_string);
assert_eq!(word_index[0].appeared, 2);
assert_eq!(word_index[1].appeared, 1);
assert_eq!(word_index[2].appeared, 1);
assert_eq!(word_index[3].appeared, 1);
}
lib.rs
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This is a library to count the words in a text.
Words will be sorted by the amount of times they appear in a piece of text.