Counting words in a message or a text file is a very common application and most applications you use have this utility. Write your own version of 'word count' based on what you have learned in the class and textbook. In your program, you'd use GUI/file dialog from chapter 5 so that user can select a text file graphically. Your output would print three values as the number of lines, number of words and number of characters in the file. Submit py code and a test run screenshot

Counting words in a message or a text file is a very common application and most applications you use have this utility. Write your own version of 'word count' based on what you have learned in the class and textbook. In your program, you'd use GUI/file dialog from chapter 5 so that user can select a text file graphically. Your output would print three values as the number of lines, number of words and number of characters in the file. Submit py code and a test run screenshot

Microsoft Visual C#

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Author:Joyce, Farrell.

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Chapter5: Looping

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Problem 15E

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