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Comment:

How would I execute a loop to count each word in a file individually, without using the wc command.

Name: Frank
Date: November 3, 2003 at 02:29:10 Pacific

Reply:

you can use the script below if your words are space seperated. #!/bin/ksh typeset -i I=0 { while read line do for wort in `echo $line` do I=$I+1 done done } < $1 echo $I No Risk no fun Frank

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