Count of unique words in multiple text files in a folder using awk in windows












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I have multiple files in a folder (d:text).



Using gawk (in windows), I want to generate a list of words and their occurence count in the format below:





a 12145

the 22483

but 754


etc.






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I have multiple files in a folder (d:text).



Using gawk (in windows), I want to generate a list of words and their occurence count in the format below:





a 12145

the 22483

but 754


etc.






awk







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  • 7





    Cool - what have you tried so far?

    – Mark Setchell
    Nov 15 '18 at 15:58














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I have multiple files in a folder (d:text).



Using gawk (in windows), I want to generate a list of words and their occurence count in the format below:





a 12145

the 22483

but 754


etc.






awk







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I have multiple files in a folder (d:text).



Using gawk (in windows), I want to generate a list of words and their occurence count in the format below:





a 12145

the 22483

but 754


etc.






awk




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  • 7





    Cool - what have you tried so far?

    – Mark Setchell
    Nov 15 '18 at 15:58














  • 7





    Cool - what have you tried so far?

    – Mark Setchell
    Nov 15 '18 at 15:58








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Cool - what have you tried so far?

– Mark Setchell
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Cool - what have you tried so far?

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Considering inputs:



$ ls ./in*

./in1.txt  ./in2.txt

$ cat in*

What's up Buddy. How are you doin Buddy?

What's up Man. I am happy and good and awesome.


AWK counting words with associative array, words treated as alpha characters (You will need to tune up and also create logic for upper/lower cases etc.). Note there is also added count 4 for empty string:



$ gawk 'BEGIN { RS="[^A-Za-z]"; } { words[$0]++; } END { for ( i in words ) print(i " " words[i]); }' ./in*

happy 1

are 1

 4

What 2

awesome 1

How 1

Buddy 2

and 2

I 1

up 2

good 1

doin 1

am 1

Man 1

you 1

s 2





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    Considering inputs:



    $ ls ./in*
    
./in1.txt  ./in2.txt
    
$ cat in*
    
What's up Buddy. How are you doin Buddy?
    
What's up Man. I am happy and good and awesome.


    AWK counting words with associative array, words treated as alpha characters (You will need to tune up and also create logic for upper/lower cases etc.). Note there is also added count 4 for empty string:



    $ gawk 'BEGIN { RS="[^A-Za-z]"; } { words[$0]++; } END { for ( i in words ) print(i " " words[i]); }' ./in*
    
happy 1
    
are 1
    
 4
    
What 2
    
awesome 1
    
How 1
    
Buddy 2
    
and 2
    
I 1
    
up 2
    
good 1
    
doin 1
    
am 1
    
Man 1
    
you 1
    
s 2





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      Considering inputs:



      $ ls ./in*
      
./in1.txt  ./in2.txt
      
$ cat in*
      
What's up Buddy. How are you doin Buddy?
      
What's up Man. I am happy and good and awesome.


      AWK counting words with associative array, words treated as alpha characters (You will need to tune up and also create logic for upper/lower cases etc.). Note there is also added count 4 for empty string:



      $ gawk 'BEGIN { RS="[^A-Za-z]"; } { words[$0]++; } END { for ( i in words ) print(i " " words[i]); }' ./in*
      
happy 1
      
are 1
      
 4
      
What 2
      
awesome 1
      
How 1
      
Buddy 2
      
and 2
      
I 1
      
up 2
      
good 1
      
doin 1
      
am 1
      
Man 1
      
you 1
      
s 2





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        Considering inputs:



        $ ls ./in*
        
./in1.txt  ./in2.txt
        
$ cat in*
        
What's up Buddy. How are you doin Buddy?
        
What's up Man. I am happy and good and awesome.


        AWK counting words with associative array, words treated as alpha characters (You will need to tune up and also create logic for upper/lower cases etc.). Note there is also added count 4 for empty string:



        $ gawk 'BEGIN { RS="[^A-Za-z]"; } { words[$0]++; } END { for ( i in words ) print(i " " words[i]); }' ./in*
        
happy 1
        
are 1
        
 4
        
What 2
        
awesome 1
        
How 1
        
Buddy 2
        
and 2
        
I 1
        
up 2
        
good 1
        
doin 1
        
am 1
        
Man 1
        
you 1
        
s 2





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        Considering inputs:



        $ ls ./in*
        
./in1.txt  ./in2.txt
        
$ cat in*
        
What's up Buddy. How are you doin Buddy?
        
What's up Man. I am happy and good and awesome.


        AWK counting words with associative array, words treated as alpha characters (You will need to tune up and also create logic for upper/lower cases etc.). Note there is also added count 4 for empty string:



        $ gawk 'BEGIN { RS="[^A-Za-z]"; } { words[$0]++; } END { for ( i in words ) print(i " " words[i]); }' ./in*
        
happy 1
        
are 1
        
 4
        
What 2
        
awesome 1
        
How 1
        
Buddy 2
        
and 2
        
I 1
        
up 2
        
good 1
        
doin 1
        
am 1
        
Man 1
        
you 1
        
s 2






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