WC, a unix commands, developed in JAVA
##Version 1.0
- Introduced option -L for getting the largest line of a file
- Introduced option -S for getting the smallest line of a file
Example:
one.txt: Hello World
How are you?
Run as : java wc one.txt -L
Output: 12 How are you? one.txt
Example:
one.txt: Hello World
How are you?
Run as : java wc one.txt -S
Output: 11 Hello World one.txt
##Version 0.4 Build 101
- File reading is fixed
- User can read any file by giving the path
- Options are working along with the filename
- Indentation is fixed
##Version 0.4 Build 100
- File reading is fixed
- User can read any file by giving the path
##Version 0.4
Options are introduced. For getting number of lines and byte count and number of words,
you have to enter -w.
Example:
one.txt: Hello World
How are you?
Run as : java wc one.txt -w
Output: 5 one.txt
##Version 0.3
Options are introduced. For getting number of lines and byte count,
you have to enter -c.
Example:
one.txt: Hello World
How are you?
Run as : java wc one.txt -c
Output: 24 one.txt
##Version 0.2
Options are introduced. For getting only number of lines,
you have to enter -l.
Example:
one.txt: Hello World
How are you?
Run as : java wc one.txt -l
Output: 1 one.txt
##Version 0.1 Build 100
1. Multiple spaces fixed
##Version 0.1
WC will take a text file from user and provides, - Number of lines on that file - Number of words on that file - Number of byte of that file
Example:
one.txt: Hello World
How are you?
Run as : java wc one.txt
Output: 1 5 24 one.txt
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