Count words in a sentence with python

[anti91]

1) First, install the required libraries.
-pip install Counter

2) Create a file under the name of input in the directory where the python code is located and write the information you want to search there.
Like this:

Code:

from collections import Counter

fileName = "input.txt"

with open(fileName, encoding='utf-8') as doc:
    #count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split())
    count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split('\n'))

for key, value in count.most_common(1000):
    print(key+ " : " + str(value))

Output:

 

[MadRoxx]

its helpful thx

 

[rioussama1]

tnx i will try it

 

[Lixtgang]

thanks for sharing, i will try it

1) First, install the required libraries.
-pip install Counter

2) Create a file under the name of input in the directory where the python code is located and write the information you want to search there.
Like this:

Code:

from collections import Counter

fileName = "input.txt"

with open(fileName, encoding='utf-8') as doc:
    #count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split())
    count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split('\n'))

for key, value in count.most_common(1000):
    print(key+ " : " + str(value))

Output:

 

[wuzlo]

taht is something i would need back then in highscool when i pratice my shit,, ,but letz be honest phyton to count work?? even Word.exe could do that now lol why would you need this script at all

 

[Nutela96]

1) First, install the required libraries.
-pip install Counter

2) Create a file under the name of input in the directory where the python code is located and write the information you want to search there.
Like this:

Code:

from collections import Counter

fileName = "input.txt"

with open(fileName, encoding='utf-8') as doc:
    #count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split())
    count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split('\n'))

for key, value in count.most_common(1000):
    print(key+ " : " + str(value))

Output:

thx man, that helps too much for me

 

[thomasjb]

1) First, install the required libraries.
-pip install Counter

2) Create a file under the name of input in the directory where the python code is located and write the information you want to search there.
Like this:

Code:

from collections import Counter

fileName = "input.txt"

with open(fileName, encoding='utf-8') as doc:
    #count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split())
    count = Counter(doc.read().strip().split('\n'))

for key, value in count.most_common(1000):
    print(key+ " : " + str(value))

Output:

thank you for share brother did u make a python script auto key press number or alphabet

 

[anti91]

thank you for share brother did u make a python script auto key press number or alphabet

Bro, I have been working on python and javascript for about 4 years. For example, what kind of script do you want?
Like this ?

from pynput.keyboard import Key, Controller
import time

keyboard = Controller()
time.sleep(2)
for char in "This is sample":
    keyboard.press(char)
    keyboard.release(char)
    time.sleep(0.12)

Output:
This is sample

 

[thomasjb]

Bro, I have been working on python and javascript for about 4 years. For example, what kind of script do you want?
Like this ?

from pynput.keyboard import Key, Controller
import time

keyboard = Controller()
time.sleep(2)
for char in "This is sample":
    keyboard.press(char)
    keyboard.release(char)
    time.sleep(0.12)

Output:
This is sample

i want like this / this software its trail 30 days and its say 5$ to buy i did not buy

 

[anti91]

this would take some time to do so I can try to hack it instead Can you give me the name of the software?

 

[maxhdld]

thank you for help