Java Word Count - Word Count Example in Java

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Tutorial: Java Word Count - Word Count Example in Java

This example illustrates how to count the number of lines, number of words and number of characters in the specified file.

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This program counts the number of lines, number of words and number of characters in the specified file. We will be declaring two functions called wordcount and linecount in the program. The function linecount has been overloaded according to the passing argument.

If you input contents through the file then linecount function will be called (If specified file exists) otherwise main function counts the number of characters and number of lines (always, the number of line will be only 1 in this condition) itself but for the counting of the number of words by using the wordcount function.

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