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This is my first c# exercise and I need help!  Please help me with this exercise.  

Write a program that organizes lines of input text based on key words. Key words are words appearing in the lines that do not appear in the "ignored" file; ignored words typically include such words as "a", "in", "the", etc. For example, if the file of lines we wanted to index is named lines, and contains the text:

Behind the grandstand
Not a child left behind

Yes, yes, not

and the file ignore contains:

 

a

an

the

in

 

then executing the command

 

kwic lines ignore

 

produces

 

                 BEHIND the grandstand

Not a child left BEHIND

           Not a CHILD left behind

      Behind the GRANDSTAND

     Not a child LEFT behind

                 NOT a child left behind

       Yes, yes, NOT

                 YES, yes, not

            Yes, YES, not

 

Notice that a line appears once in the index for every instance of every key word that appears in it. Key words consist solely of (uppercase or lowercase) letters: 'a'-'z' and 'A'-'Z'. The indexed lines should preserve punctuation and be aligned on the key words. A key word used as an index is always CAPITALIZED.
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Question Asked By: asif07
Solution Provided By: JimBrandley
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02.05.2008 at 04:29PM PST, ID: 20828535

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This certainly sounds like a homework assignment. By rule, we are not allowed to write homework. We are allowed to give you pointers and help you with specific problems.

To start, create a new console application.
1a. Add a method to open your input file and read lines into a list of strings. Or,
1b. Add an input method to get the line to examine from the user.
2. Add a method to open your file that contains words to ignore, and load the words into a List<string>.
3. Add a method to generate the output. In this method
For each input line (or current line if not from a file)
   A.Break the current input line into an array of words.
   B. For each word, if it is in the Ignored words, skip it. Otherwise conver that word to all caps, rebuild the phrase with the capitalized word and sen it to the output.
4. Exit the program, or go back and get another phrase from the user.

Jim
 
02.05.2008 at 06:07PM PST, ID: 20828933
I have not done any programming in couple of years, so I need some code to understand, because I am totally lost and don't know what to do!
 
02.05.2008 at 06:25PM PST, ID: 20829001

Rank: Master

In which languges are you comfortable writing code?

Jim
 
02.05.2008 at 07:48PM PST, ID: 20829326
I did java programs couple of years ago!
 
02.05.2008 at 08:24PM PST, ID: 20829479

Rank: Master

Then write it in Java, and I'll help you translate it.

Jim
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