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Here is a very simple program that counts words and other things in a document. Some of this code I got help on. I am pretty new to C++ and I was wondering if someone can explain something to me. Here is the code:
#include <fstream.h> #include <iostream.h> #include <ctype.h> #include <conio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { int letters = 0, digits = 0, words = 0, puncts = 0, others = 0, average = 0; char ch; ifstream txtdoc; txtdoc.open("a:computer.txt"); if(txtdoc.fail()) { clrscr; //goto(26,11); cout<< "File not found!!! Exiting..........."; exit(1); } else { clrscr; //goto(26,11); cout<< " File has been successfuly opened!"; } txtdoc.get(ch); while(!txtdoc.eof()) { while((isspace(ch) || isdigit(ch) || ispunct(ch)) && !txtdoc.eof()) { if(isdigit(ch)) digits++; else if(ispunct(ch)) puncts++; else others++; txtdoc.get(ch); } if (!txtdoc.eof()) words++; while(isalpha(ch) && !txtdoc.eof()) { letters++; txtdoc.get(ch); } } average = (letters/double(words) + 0.5); txtdoc.close(); //goto(26, 13); cout<< "Number of letters = " << letters << endl << endl; //goto(26, 15); cout<< "Number of digits = " << digits << endl << endl; //goto(26, 17); cout<< "Number of words = " << words << endl << endl; //goto(26, 19); cout<< "Number of punctuation characters = " << puncts << endl << endl; system("PAUSE"); return 0; } My question is : how does it count the words? All I see is "if (!txtdoc.eof()) words++; " but how does it tell words appart? My second question is how to do the function of gotoxy (which positions the cursor at a given position on the screen) on dev.? Thanks in advance; Konrad Last edited by konradj : March 30th, 2003 at 08:28 PM. |
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That's what all the lines of code before and after the code you cited does. Here are some questions for you to consider: 1) What does ch have to be in order to reach the lines you cited? 2) What do the lines after the lines you cited do? Last edited by 7stud : March 31st, 2003 at 01:30 AM. |
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