Create a python program that prompts a user a string input composed of English words and then counts the occurrence(s) of each word. Each word is only separated by one whitespace. Do not consider an input with non-alphabet characters. It should be case-insensitive Example: Input: an Apple is not a mango but an apple is a gadget Output: an - 2, apple - 2, is - 2, not - 1, a - 2, but - 1, gadget - 1 Input: jargon jar zoo pencil cake chocolate chocolate chocolate Output: jargon - 1, jar - 1, zoo - 1, pencil - 1, cake - 1, chocolate - 3

Create a python program that prompts a user a string input composed of English words and then counts the occurrence(s) of each word. Each word is only separated by one whitespace. Do not consider an input with non-alphabet characters. It should be case-insensitive Example: Input: an Apple is not a mango but an apple is a gadget Output: an - 2, apple - 2, is - 2, not - 1, a - 2, but - 1, gadget - 1 Input: jargon jar zoo pencil cake chocolate chocolate chocolate Output: jargon - 1, jar - 1, zoo - 1, pencil - 1, cake - 1, chocolate - 3

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter5: Repetition Statements

Section5.5: A Closer Look: Loop Programming Techniques

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