Describe: wordCounter()
Test: "It should return 1 if a passage has just one word." Code: const text = "hello"; wordCounter(text); Expected Output: 1
Test: "It should return 2 if a passage has two words." Code: const text = "hello there"; wordCounter(text); Expected Output: 2
Test: "It should return 0 for an empty string." Code: wordCounter(""); Expected Output: 0
Test: "It should return 0 for a string that is only spaces." Code: wordCounter(" "); Expected Output: 0
Test: "It should not count numbers as words." Code: wordCounter ("hi there 77 19"); Expected Output: 2
Describe: numberOfOccurencesInText()
Test: "It should return 0 occurrences of a word for an empty string." Code: const text = "", const word = "red"; numberOfOccurencesInText(word, text) Expected Output: 0
Test: "It should return 1 occurrence of a word when the word and the text are the same." Code: const text = "red"; const word = "red"; numberOfOccurrencesInText(word, text); Expected Output: 1
Test: "It should return 0 occurrences of a word when the word and the text are different." Code: const text = "red"; const word = "blue"; numberOfOccurrencesInText(word, text); Expected Output: 0
Test: "It should return the number of occurrences of a word." Code: const text = "red blue red red red green"; const word = "red"; numberOfOccurrencesInText(word, text); Expected Output: 4
Test: "It should return a word match regardless of case." Code: const text = "red RED Red green Green GREEN"; const word = "Red"; numberOfOccurrencesInText(word, text); Expected Output: 3
Test: "It should return a word match regardless of punctuation." Code: const text = "Red! Red. I like red, green, and yellow."; const word = "Red"; numberOfOccurrencesInText(word, text); Expected Output: 3