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    PA 10.2: Word stats with functions and structs
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    PA 10.2: Word stats with functions and structs

    • Due May 4, 2021 by 11:59pm
    • Points 10
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    • Available after Apr 20, 2021 at 2pm

    When completing this programming assignment, you may work with up to one other person. No groups of more than two are permitted.

    This programming assignment has all the same functionality as PA 7.2: Word stats with functions, but your implementation must define a struct called Word that includes two data members:

    • the text of the word
    • the frequency of the word

    The parallel vectors representing words and frequencies should be replaced with a single vector of Words. The function that prints a word and its frequency should now take a single parameter of type Word.

    Copy the following header and specifications checklist and paste it at the top of your source code. As you complete the specifications, fill in the [ ] next to that specification in the check list (e.g., like this: [x]). I will not grade submissions with missing specifications; please do not submit if you cannot check all of them off.  This specs checklist is essentially a way for you to self grade before you submit your program.

    // Name: 
    // Date: 
    // Partner: 
    //
    // Specifications checklist for PA 10.2 Word Stats with structs
    //
    // General specs:
    // [ ] the header includes your name and anyone you worked with
    // [ ] the header includes this specifications checklist with all completed 
    //     specifications checked off: [x]
    // [ ] the code is indented properly (inside of every block, code is indented 
    //     one more tab)
    // [ ] each chunk of code that "hangs together" (works toward a higher level goal):
    //     [ ] includes a brief, useful comment above it
    //     [ ] is separated from the next chunk by a blank line
    // [ ] there are no really long lines of code or comments (if you have long
    // lines, split them across multiple shorter lines)
    // [ ] identifiers are well named
    // [ ] the program compiles 
    // [ ] the program runs without crashing or hanging
    // [ ] all output and prompts look clean (correct spelling, capitalization, 
    //     nothing squished)
    // [ ] all prompts make it clear what data the user is expected to enter and in 
    //     what format and work as expected
    // [ ] every function includes a JavaDoc above it that specifies all present
    // parameters and return values.
    //
    // Specific specs: 
    // [ ] the program prompts the user for their text (can be multiple lines of text)
    // [ ] all words entered by the user are read in until the sentinel DONEZO is read in
    // [ ] the DONEZO sentinel is not counted in any of the stats
    // [ ] the program defines a struct named Word that holds the text of a word and its frequency
    // [ ] the program uses a single array or vector of Word instances to store words and their counts
    // [ ] words are stored and reported at the end in all lower case
    // [ ] these stats are displayed at the end and are accurate:
    // [ ] the total number of words entered
    // [ ] the number of distinct words (case insensitive)
    // [ ] the number of characters (the length of all input words summed together,
    // spaces not included)
    // [ ] the distribution of distinct (lower case) words and their corresponding counts are
    // represented as a bar graph
    // [ ] the left side of the bar graphs are aligned across words
    // [ ] a function is defined and invoked correctly that downcases words
    // (inputs: a word, return: the downcased word)
    // [ ] a function is defined and invoked correctly that prints a word's entry in the distribution output
    // (inputs: a Word instance, return: nothing)

    If you are working with a partner, both of you must submit individually.

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