Hello! i need a program in C that uses FILE*! The instructions are below!
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I need a program that
1) Count all words in a file. A word is any sequence of characters delimited by white space or the end of a sentence, whether or not it is an actual English word.
2)Count all syllables in each word. To make this simple, use the following rules:
•Each group of adjacent vowels (a, e, i, o, u, y) counts as one syllable (for example, the “ea” in “real” counts as one syllable, but the “e..a” in “regal” count as two syllables). However, an “e” at the end of a word does not count as a syllable. Each word has at least one syllable even if the previous rules give a count of zero.
3) Count all sentences in the file. A sentence is a group of words terminated by a period, colon, semicolon, question mark, or exclamation mark. Multiples of each of these characters should be treated as the end of a single sentence. For example, “Fred says so!!!” is one sentence.
4) Calculates the Flesh index which is is computed by: index= 206.835 – 84.6 * ( #syllables / #words) – 1.015 * (#words / #sentences) rounded to the nearest integer (use the round function rather than ceiling or floor)
Input
Your program will read the text to be analyzed from a file. The filename is to be given as a command line parameter to the program. You will name the program fleschIndex.c and will execute the code on a file by doing the following:
./fleschIndex
For example, if you have a file with an essay and the file was named example.txt then you would do the following to find the Flesch index:
./fleschIndex example.txt
Output
The output(to stdout) from your program will be the following:
1. The Flesch/legibility index that you have computed
2. The number of syllables in the input
3. The number of words in the input
4. The number of sentences in the input
It will have the following format (and must match exactly):
OUTPUT TO CONSOLE
Flesch Index = 87
Syllable Count = 10238
Word Count = 2032
Sentence Count = 17
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ANSWER:
CODE:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <math.h>
void CountWords(char ch, int *Alpha, int *SentChk, int *punct,
int *Words, int *totalSents, int *onlyVowel_e);
/*
Function to counts number of words */
void CountSentences(char ch, int *SentChk, int *totalSents, int
*onlyVowel_e);
/* Function to count number
of sentences */
int vowel(int c);
/* Switch
function to check for vowels */
void CountSyllables(char ch, int *isVowel, int *vowelChk, int
*syllables, int *Vowel_e, int *onlyVowel_e, int
*endVowel_e); /* Function to count
number of syllables */
int main (void)
{
int Alpha=0; /* letter
of alphabeth variable */
int SentChk=0; /* end
of sentence identifier */
int punct=0; /*
punctuation counter
*/
int Words=0; /* words
ended by whitespace counter */
int totalSents=0; /* total amount of
sentences */
int onlyVowel_e=0; /* only the vowel 'e'
counter */
int isVowel=0; /* vowel
identifier
*/
int vowelChk=0; /*
number of vowels in a word */
int syllables=0; /* number of syllables
*/
int Vowel_e=0; /*
number of vowels 'e' */
int endVowel_e=0; /* word that ends in the
vowel 'e' */
int totalSylls=0; /* total number of
syllables */
int totalWords=0; /* total number of words
*/
int index; /*
legibility index
*/
char ch; /* a character
read from stdin */
while ((ch = getchar()) != EOF) /* loop
that reads each character from stdin until the end of file is
reached */
{
CountWords(ch, &Alpha,
&SentChk, &punct, &Words, &totalSents,
&onlyVowel_e);
/* Calls function to count words
*/
isVowel=vowel(ch);
/* Calls
function to check vowels */
CountSyllables(ch, &isVowel,
&vowelChk, &syllables, &Vowel_e, &onlyVowel_e,
&endVowel_e); /* Calls function to count
syllables */
}
totalWords=Words+totalSents;
/*
Calculates total words */
totalSylls=syllables-endVowel_e;
/* Calculates total syllables
*/
index= floor(206.835 - 84.6 *
((float)totalSylls/(float)totalWords) - 1.015 *
((float)totalWords/(float)totalSents)+0.5); /*
Calculates legibility index */
/* Output of calculated data */
printf("\nLegibility Index = %d", index);
printf("\nSyllable count = %d",
totalSylls);
printf("\nWord
count = %d", totalWords);
printf("\nSentence count = %d\n",
totalSents);
return 0;
}
void CountWords(char ch, int *Alpha, int *SentChk, int *punct,
int *Words, int *totalSents, int *onlyVowel_e)
{
if(isalpha(ch)) /* loop
to check for letters of alphabeth */
{
*Alpha=1;
*SentChk=1;
}
if(ch=='.' || ch==':' || ch==';' || ch=='?' ||
ch=='!') /* loop to check for
sentence identifiers */
{
*punct=*punct+1;
if (*punct>=1 &&
(ch=='.' || ch==':' || ch==';' || ch=='?' || ch=='!'))
/* loop to check for multiple sentence
identifiers at end of word */
{
*Words=*Words-1;
*punct=0;
}
}
if(ispunct(ch)) /* loop
to check for punctuation (character that is neither alphanumeric
nor a space) */
{
*Alpha=1;
}
CountSentences(ch, SentChk, totalSents,
onlyVowel_e); /* Calls function to
count number of sentences */
if(((ch==' ' || ch=='\n' || ch=='.' || ch==':' ||
ch==';' || ch=='?' || ch=='!')) && (*Alpha==1))
/* loop to check for words ended by whitespace
and punctuation */
{
*Words=*Words+1;
*Alpha =0;
}
}
void CountSentences(char ch, int *SentChk, int *totalSents, int
*onlyVowel_e)
{
if((ch=='.' || ch==':' || ch==';' || ch=='?' ||
ch=='!') && *SentChk==1) /* loop to check for
sentence identifiers and counts sentences */
{
*totalSents=*totalSents+1;
*SentChk=0;
*onlyVowel_e =0;
}
}
int vowel(int ch)
{
switch (ch){
case 'a': ;
case 'e': ;
case 'i': ;
case 'o': ;
case 'u': ;
case 'y': return
1;
break;
default : return 0; /*
if vowel identified return 1 else return 0 */
}
}
void CountSyllables(char ch, int *isVowel, int *vowelChk, int
*syllables, int *Vowel_e, int *onlyVowel_e, int *endVowel_e)
{
if(*isVowel==1) /* loop
to check for vowels in a word */
{
*vowelChk=*vowelChk+1;
}
if((*isVowel==0 && *vowelChk>=1) &&
(isalpha(ch) || isspace(ch))) /* loop to count number
of syllables */
{
*syllables=*syllables+1;
*vowelChk=0;
}
if((*Vowel_e==1) && ((isspace(ch)) ||
(ch=='.'))) /* loop to count words that end with vowel
'e' */
{
if(*onlyVowel_e > 1)
/* loop to count words that end with more than
one vowel */
{
*endVowel_e=*endVowel_e+1;
}
*onlyVowel_e=0;
*Vowel_e=0;
}
if(ch=='e') /* loop to
count the vowel 'e' in words */
{
*Vowel_e=*Vowel_e+1;
*onlyVowel_e=*onlyVowel_e+1;
}
else
{
*Vowel_e=0;
}
}
testfile.txt
This is a vanilla test file. There is nothing tricky or abnormal
about the
contents of this file. The counts output by student programs should
be
exact as everything here is unambiguously covered by the spec.
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