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Seeking help with coding a word counter. I have 2 codes that I'm working with and I not sure where I went wrong with them. Text file with code provided..Visual C++

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There are some hard to understand errors in both of your programs.
For example in 1)
this is probably trying to say that our words cannot be longer than 5 letters!

const int size = 5;
char WordString[size];

Why does word length begin from 5?
int wordlength = 5;

Why does it count a word if wordlength >0, since, according to above, ...

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