Word Analytics
Part of the Logic & Flow section of Coddy's Ruby journey — lesson 54 of 56.
A standalone challenge that pulls on strings, hashes, Hash.new(0), and Enumerable methods all at once.
Challenge
MediumRead a single line of input, a sentence. Analyze it and print three lines:
- The number of unique words (case-insensitive, with punctuation stripped). Repeated words count once each.
- The repeated words (those appearing more than once), sorted alphabetically, joined with
,. If none, print(none). - The palindrome words, words that read the same forwards and backwards, length ≥ 2, sorted alphabetically, joined with
,. If none, print(none).
Strip the characters .,!?:;"() from each word before processing. Lowercase everything for comparison.
For input Madam saw a racecar. Dad said hello hello to mom., the output is:
9
hello
dad, madam, mom, racecarTry it yourself
input = gets.chomp
# TODO: split, strip punctuation, lowercase, then print:
# unique count, repeated words, palindromes (length >= 2)
Test yourselfThis lesson includes a short quiz. Start the lesson to answer it and track your progress.
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Add GradeAverage GradeList By CourseTop Students5Enumerable Powerhouse
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