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Chapter 21, Problem 21.27MAD
Program Plan Intro

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  • Include header files.
  • Start "main()" function.
    • Make a string array "spam" containing 30 spam sample keywords.
    • Declare "spamscore" and "countword" variables to store count of spam words and total words respectively.
    • Accept "emailmsg".
    • Use stringstream "s" for breaking words of emailmsg.
    • Start while loop where words from stringstream "s" goes into string "word". Condition of executing loop is till we have words in stream "s".
    • Increment countword.
    • Use for loop for value i=1 to 30 for each word in array "spam".
    • If word is same as one of spam keywords increase spamscore.
    • end for loop
    • end while loop
    • Display Total Number of words in a message.
    • Display Total Number of spam words in a message.
    • Using type casting calculate "spampercent" as "((float)spamscore/(float)countword)*100;".
    • If "spampercent> 30" then display "It's a spam message".
    • else display "It's not a spam".
    • Return and exit "main()" function.

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