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All right, so here we are, another challenge.
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And in this challenge, we are going to do something really interesting.
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Suppose that you were using notepad word or any other app to write some text during your lectures or
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during your assignments.
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And since it's very important, you would like to know how many words to count, the number of words
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you've used there.
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And although some of these stills, for example, notepad, or were they provide you with this functionality
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to find the number of words in a given text?
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I want you to develop your own program that will basically do this task.
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And since you are a future great programmer, this task shouldn't be that complicated for you.
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So let's define the task once again.
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Write a program that reads a string from the user, finds out the number of words and prints the result
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to the screen.
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So, for example, if the given string is something like Hello, my name is Vlad, then the program
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should print number of words in the string is five.
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So that's basically what do you have to do to get a string?
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To find out how many words in this particular sentence or identify a couple of sentences.
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It doesn't matter how many words we have there.
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I hope the instructions are clear.
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And now we can give you some time to think of the solution and try figuring out how would you find the
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number of words in these given text?
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Basically, think about what separates every word and try to write a program that will be capable of
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solving this task.
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And good luck, guys, and I'll see you in the Solutions video.
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