Dictionary Word counter

Q:
Here’s something to stop you from getting repetitive when writing essays. Write a program that reads multiple lines of plain text from the user, then prints out each different word in the input with a count of how many times that word occurs. Don’t worry about punctuation or case – the input will just be words, all in lower case. Your output should list the words in alphabetical order.

For example:

Enter line: which witch
Enter line: is which
Enter line: 
is 1
which 2
witch 1

A??:

dic_line1 = {}
dic_line2 = {}
list = []
enter_line = input("Enter line: ").lower()

while enter_line:
  list_line = enter_line.split()
  for n in list_line:
    list.append(n)
    num_line = list.count(n)
    dic_line1[n] = num_line
    dic_line2.update(dic_line1)
  enter_line = input("Enter line: ").lower()

for word in sorted(dic_line2):
  print(word, dic_line2[word]) 

• lower()
• list.split()
• list.append()
• list.count()
• 按顺序打印字典for n in sorted(dictionary)

来源：CSDN

作者：qq_28091171

链接：https://blog.csdn.net/qq_28091171/article/details/103639074