using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Linq.Expressions;

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namespace CodingChallenge

{

    public class Program

    {

        public static void Main()

        {

            //Objective:

            ////Create a class which will parse through the input

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            //Requirements:

            //Create three different outputs

            ////one for a string of unique words delimited by a parameterized character

            ////one for a List of only words which have duplicates

            ////one for an DTO Array of each word and populate the properties

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            //Additional Notes:

            ////Do not modify the code contained in the Program class

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            Console.WriteLine("Welcome to the Word Parser Coding Challenge");

            var wordParser = new WordParser();

            var words = GetWords();

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            var distinctWordsDelimitedString = wordParser.ReturnUniqueWordsDelimited(words, delimiter: ",");

            Console.WriteLine("ReturnUniqueWordsDelimited returned a count of " + distinctWordsDelimitedString.Split(',').Length);

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            var duplicateWordsList = wordParser.ReturnWordsWithDuplicatesList(words);

            Console.WriteLine("ReturnWordsWithDuplicatesList returned a count of " + duplicateWordsList.Count);

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            var duplicatesDTOArray = wordParser.ReturnDuplicatesDTO(words);

            Console.WriteLine("ReturnDuplicatesDTO returned a count of " + duplicatesDTOArray.Length);

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            Console.WriteLine("This concludes the Word Parser Coding Challenge!");

            Console.WriteLine("Thank you for participating!");

        }

​

        /// <summary>

        ///  Only use the first column, ignore the second column

        /// </summary>

        /// <returns></returns>

        public static Dictionary<string, string> GetWords()

        {

            var words = new Dictionary<string, string>();

            words.Add("policeman", "bad_data");

            words.Add("calculation", " ");

            words.Add("thread", "bad_data");

            words.Add("despair", "bad_data");

            words.Add("reflection", "bad_data");

            words.Add("penetrate", "bad_data");

            words.Add("conference", "bad_data");

            words.Add("worry", "bad_data");

            words.Add("divide", "bad_data");

            words.Add("organ", "bad_data");

            words.Add("limited", "bad_data");

            words.Add("smile", "bad_data");

            words.Add("strain", "bad_data");

            words.Add("expect", "bad_data");

            words.Add("alcohol", "bad_data");

            words.Add("moment", "");

            return words;

        }

    }

​

    public class WordParser

    {

        public string ReturnUniqueWordsDelimited(Dictionary<string, string> words, string delimiter)

        {

            string UniqueWords = string.Empty;

            foreach(string k in words.Keys)

            {

                words.Remove(k);

                if(!words.ContainsKey(k)) UniqueWords += k + delimiter;             

            }   

            return UniqueWords;

        }

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        public List<string> ReturnWordsWithDuplicatesList(Dictionary<string, string> words)

        {

            var duplicates = new List<string>() { string.Empty };

            foreach(string k in words.Keys)

            {

                words.Remove(k);

                if(words.ContainsKey(k)) duplicates.Add(k);             

            }           

            return duplicates;          

        }

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        public DuplicatesDTO[] ReturnDuplicatesDTO(Dictionary<string, string> words)

        {

            List<DuplicatesDTO> dupDTO = new List<DuplicatesDTO>();             

            foreach (KeyValuePair<string,string> item in words)

            {

                dupDTO.Add(new DuplicatesDTO(){Word = item.Key, Count= words[item.Key].Count() });

            }

            return dupDTO.ToArray();

        }

    }

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    public class DuplicatesDTO

    {

        public string Word { get; set; }

        public int? Count { get; set; }

    }

}

​