Breaking the String into Words

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Tutorial: Breaking the String into Words

In this section, you will learn how to break the string into words.

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This section provides an example that breaks the string into words. This program takes a string from user and breaks it into words. The given string has been broken into words based on the blank spaces between the words. This program also counts the number of words present in the string.

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