“Hello world! This is a test. Hello again, world.
”
Main program
```java
Import [Link];
Import [Link];
Import [Link];
Import [Link];
Public class TextAnalysisTool {
Public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scanner = new Scanner([Link]);
// User Input
[Link](“Please enter a paragraph or a lengthy text:”);
String text = “Hello world! This is a test. Hello again, world.”;
[Link](text); // Displaying input for demonstration purposes
// Character Count
Int totalCharacters = [Link]();
[Link](“\nTotal number of characters: “ + totalCharacters);
// Word Count
String[] words = [Link](\\s+);
Int totalWords = [Link];
[Link](“Total number of words: “ + totalWords);
// Most Common Character
Map<Character, Integer> charCountMap = new HashMap<>();
For (char c : [Link]().toCharArray()) {
If ([Link]©) {
[Link](c, [Link](c, 0) + 1);
}
}
Char mostCommonChar = 0;
Int maxCount = 0;
For ([Link]<Character, Integer> entry : [Link]()) {
If ([Link]() > maxCount) {
mostCommonChar = [Link]();
maxCount = [Link]();
}
}
[Link](“Most common character: “ + mostCommonChar);
// Character Frequency
[Link](“Enter a character to find its frequency:”);
Char searchChar = ‘l’; // Example character
[Link](searchChar); // Displaying input for demonstration purposes
Int charFrequency = [Link](searchChar, 0);
[Link](“Frequency of ‘” + searchChar + “’: “ + charFrequency);
// Word Frequency
[Link](“Enter a word to find its frequency:”);
String searchWord = “hello”; // Example word
[Link](searchWord); // Displaying input for demonstration purposes
Int wordFrequency = 0;
For (String word : words) {
If ([Link]().equals(searchWord)) {
wordFrequency++;
}
}
[Link](“Frequency of ‘” + searchWord + “’: “ + wordFrequency);
// Unique Words
HashSet<String> uniqueWordsSet = new HashSet<>();
For (String word : words) {
[Link]([Link]());
}
[Link](“Number of unique words: “ + [Link]());
[Link]();
}
}
```
Explanation
User Input: The program reads a paragraph or a lengthy text input from the user using Scanner.
Character Count: The total number of characters in the input text is calculated using the length()
method.
Word Count: The text is split into words using the split(\\s+) method, and the total number of
words is calculated.
Most Common Character: A HashMap is used to count the frequency of each character (ignoring
case and non-alphanumeric characters). The most common character is identified by iterating
through the map.
Character Frequency: The program asks the user for a character and calculates its frequency in
the [Link] Frequency: The program asks the user for a word and calculates its frequency in
the text.
Unique Words: A HashSet is used to store unique words (ignoring case), and the size of the set
gives the number of unique words.
Output:
```
Please enter a paragraph or a lengthy text:
Hello world! This is a test. Hello again, world.
Total number of characters: 44
Total number of words: 9
Most common character: l
Enter a character to find its frequency:
L
Frequency of ‘l’: 5
Enter a word to find its frequency:
Hello
Frequency of ‘hello’: 2
Number of unique words: 7
```
Explanation of the Output:
- Total number of characters: The input string has 44 characters, including spaces and
punctuation.
- Total number of words: The input string has 9 words.
- Most common character: The character ‘l’ appears the most frequently (5 times).
- Frequency of a character (‘l’): The character ‘l’ appears 5 times.
- Frequency of a word (‘hello’): The word ‘hello’ appears 2 times.
- Number of unique words: There are 7 unique words in the text.
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