Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this “leo words” thing, and I gotta say, it’s pretty neat. I figured I’d jot down my whole process, from start to finish, in case anyone else wants to give it a shot.
Getting Started
First things first, I needed to actually figure out what “leo words” even was. Turns out, after a bit of digging,it’s about geting word frequency from a text or input.
So, my initial plan was simple:
- Get some text.
- Figured out some codes.
- Count how many times each word showed up.
- Print out the results.
The Coding Part
I’m no coding whiz, I just started playing with code, So I began with the easiest way which called “plain text”.
I started by grabbing some random text. I just copied and pasted some stuff into a file.
Next, I tried to use a basic code to split the text.
I fumbled around with the code for a bit, trying to get it to actually count the words. It took a few tries (and a lot of Googling!), but I eventually got something that sort of worked.
Finally, I tweaked the code to print out the words and their counts. It wasn’t pretty, but it was functional!
The Results
After all that tinkering, I finally had something to show for it. Running my code on the text, I got a list of words and how many times each one appeared. I also tried input sentences directly, and that’s great, it works!
It was pretty cool to see which words were the most common. And hey, I learned a little something along the way. Not bad for a day’s work (well, more like a few hours of messing around, but who’s counting?).
