# #Word Count
# Ask the user what's on their mind. Then after the user responds, count the number of words in the sentence and print that as an output.

# Example:

# Prompt: what's on your mind today?
# Input: well, it's just a day for me to be an expert in coding
# Output: oh nice, you just told me what's on your mind in 13 words!
# To take this a step further, open a file that is handed to you, count the number of words in there, then print it out.

String = input("Say Something: ")

# output = len(String.strip())
output = len(String.split())

print(f"Your word count is: {output}")

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print(f'Your word count is: {output}')

String = input('Say Something: ')
output = len(String.split())
print(f'Your word count is: {output}')

# #Word Count
# Ask the user what's on their mind. Then after the user responds, count the number of words in the sentence and print that as an output.

# Example:

# Prompt: what's on your mind today?
# Input: well, it's just a day for me to be an expert in coding
# Output: oh nice, you just told me what's on your mind in 13 words!
# To take this a step further, open a file that is handed to you, count the number of words in there, then print it out.

String = input("Say Something: ")

# output = len(String.strip())
output = len(String.split())

print(f"Your word count is: {output}")
