# File: lines.py
# Program to print words in a line
# NOTE: a "word" is any sequence of non-blank characters
# (user enters line)
#
# Matt Bishop, MHI 289I, Fall 2022
#

# Break line into words and print the words one per line
# parameter: line, the line to be split up
def getwords(line):
    # create a list of words
    listwords = line.split(" ")
    print("Number of words in this line: ", len(listwords))
    # print them out one per line
    for i in listwords:
        print(i)
    return len(listwords)

# read a line, break it into words, and print the words
# calls: function getwords

# get line from user
ct = 0
while True:
    try:
        line = input("Type your line (^D to quit): ")
    except:
        break
    # break it into words and print them out
    ct = ct + getwords(line)

print("Number of words in all the lines:", ct)