Wordy Lines X32891
Write a program that finds, among the lines of a text, the earliest one that is more “wordy” than the very first one, that is, has strictly more words.
Input
Input is a text on standard input stdin that consists of a number of lines, but at least one line. Lines consist of words, separated by one or more spaces; words are nonempty sequences of letters.
Observe that lines may contain no words (even the very first line may contain no words).
Output
If there is any line in the text that has strictly more words than the first line of the text, print the earliest such line; otherwise, print “The wordiest line in the text is the first one:” followed, in the subsequent line, by the first line of the text.
Input
This is the first line and contains nine words Then other lines come along Some are shorter than others and some longer Some have nine words like the first line had One is short This has more than nine words and becomes the output Other short lines may come along Even other long lines with way more than nine words but they show up too late
Output
This has more than nine words and becomes the output
Input
Yep Notice that we left the first line empty Then the first nonempty line already has more than zero words
Output
Yep
Input
Although this line is not too wordy all the others are not wordy enough and no one of them reaches beyond the seven words of the first line
Output
The wordiest line in the text is the first one: Although this line is not too wordy
- Author
- José Luis Balcázar
- Language
- English
- Official solutions
- Python
- User solutions
- Python