WordCounter

Description

This will take the input of a user for a single word, then see if that word is found anywhere in a sentance provided by the user

Take a single word as a string from a user
- Input: "Cathedral"
- Output: string is captured by object Input Selection Methodology: A single word string is as simple as it can be.
Take a single sentance from a user
- Input: "Wow what a cool cathedral!"
- Output: string is captured by object Input Selection Methodology: A string input by the user is as simple as it can be.
Search the sentance for # of instances of the single word, and output the # to the user.
- Input: Word - "Cathedral", Sentance - "Wow what a cool cathedral!"
- Output: "Your word was found 1 time in the sentance you provided" Input Selection Methodology: Using two inputs provided by the object properties is as simple as it can get while using objects.
Make sure the word does not find mismatches such as CAT in CAThedral
- Input: Word - "Cat", Sentance - "Wow what a cool cathedral!"
- Output: "Your word was not found in the sentance" Input Selection Methodology: Choosing words that could be found in larger words is as simple as it could get given the requirements of the lesson.
Words with punctuation concatenated onto it need to be counted as well.
- Input: Word - "Cool!", Sentance "Cool!"
- Output: "Your word was found 1 time in the sentance you provided"

No Known bugs at this point

Charley McGowan

MIT