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1,txt Blocklng Beethoven Grade 5 , txt The firat file in for elenentary school readern in grade 1
and the second is for grade 5. Using your program output netrica can you draw any conclusions
based on number of unique words? R.g. can you conclude that the qrade 6 text is verbally more
advanced? Do a similar analysis on US presential speches by Abraham tincoln arid John F.
Kennedy, These speeches are in files: gettysburg_address, txt: JFK Berlin Speech, txt
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outputsuntary, txt. Are there other metrica whtch should have been gtudied such as average word
length? Or is it sufficient in your option to base the conclusion on the ratio of the number of
unique words divided by the total number of. words, for example. Requirements : 1. Use easy to
understand input, and output. 2. Use variable names which are reflective of their meaning. 4. Use
a sufficient number of comments to make your code underitandable. 5. Ran a sufficient number
of sample cases to confirm that you program is sorking.
Several have asked similar questions about Project 3 . Here is a restatement of the menu
requirements: Opt 1 - shows char count in text1 and char count in text2 Opt 2 - shows word
count in text 1 and word count in text2 Opt 3 - shows unique word count in text1 and unique
word count in text2 Opt 4 - same as Opt 3 but allows you to select which text you want the
unique word count for. Opt 4 - (deleted) Opt 5 - quit
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