count-words explaination

1. HTML Structure:
   • The HTML document includes various elements for creating the user interface, including a <div> with the id "root" that contains the entire content.
   • It includes a heading (<h1>) for the page title, an input box for entering words, a "Count" button to trigger the word count, and a textarea to display the word count results.
2. CSS Styling:
   • CSS styles are applied to format and style the user interface elements. This includes setting background colors, margins, font sizes, and border radius to create a visually appealing design.
3. JavaScript Code:
   • The JavaScript code is embedded within the HTML document using a <script> tag.

   • • It first retrieves the text entered by the user from the input field with the id "para."

     • The array of key-value pairs is sorted in descending order based on word frequency using the sort() method.

     • The sorted array is then sliced to limit the output to all entries.

     • Finally, the sorted word count data is displayed in the textarea with the id "output" using document.getElementById('output').innerHTML.

4. User Interaction:

   • When a user enters words into the input box and clicks the "Count" button, the countWords() function is called, and the word count results are displayed in the textarea.

   • Count-Words-week-5.mp4

• Future Improvements

  That is currently for only count words Future Improvements include using the slice method in javascript improve count texts for using Javascript are other languages in the future