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Program 7

The document provides two Julia programs: the first calculates the frequency of each letter in a given line of text using a dictionary, while the second extracts unique words from a file, ignoring case and punctuation, using a set. Both programs include user input prompts and error handling for file operations. The first program outputs letter frequencies, and the second lists unique words along with their total count.

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Program 7

The document provides two Julia programs: the first calculates the frequency of each letter in a given line of text using a dictionary, while the second extracts unique words from a file, ignoring case and punctuation, using a set. Both programs include user input prompts and error handling for file operations. The first program outputs letter frequencies, and the second lists unique words along with their total count.

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JULIA

7a. Given a line of text as input, develop a Julia program to determine the frequency with which
each letter of the alphabet is used (make use of dictionary)
# Read input line
println("Enter a line of text:")
text = readline()

# Initialize dictionary
freq = Dict{Char, Int}()

# Process each character


for ch in lowercase(text)
if isletter(ch)
if haskey(freq, ch)
freq[ch] += 1
else
freq[ch] = 1
end
end
end

# Display results
println("\nLetter Frequencies:")
for key in sort(collect(keys(freq)))
println("$key => $(freq[key])")
end

7b. Develop a Julia program to fetch words from a file with arbitrary punctuation and keep
track of all the different words found (make use of set and ignore the case of the letters: e.g. to
and To are treated as the same word).
# Function to extract unique words from a file
function unique_words(filename)
# Create an empty Set
words_set = Set{String}()

# Open and read file


open(filename, "r") do file
for line in eachline(file)

# Convert to lowercase (ignore case)


line = lowercase(line)

# Replace punctuation with space


line = replace(line, r"[^a-z]" => " ")

# Split into words


words = split(line)
# Add words to set
for word in words
push!(words_set, word)
end
end
end

return words_set
end

# Main program
println("Enter file name:")
filename = readline()
try
result = unique_words(filename)

println("\nUnique words found:")


for word in sort(collect(result))
println(word)
end

println("\nTotal unique words: ", length(result))

catch e
println("Error: File not found or cannot be opened!")
end

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