# Analyzing Text in Ruby

For a detailed overview and instructions, visit the [the project wiki](https://github.com/codeunion/text-analysis/wiki).

To get started, you'll need to

1. Fork this repository to your own GitHub account
2. Open a Terminal and clone this repository to your local computer
2. Navigate to the repository on your local computer
3. Open the repository in Sublime Text

## Files In This Repository

1. `textalyze.rb` is the source code for this project
2. `sample_data` is a directory containing sample text files for our text analysis program to analyze
3. `examples/args.rb` is a Ruby program demonstrating how command-line arguments work
4. `examples/file_read.rb` is a Ruby program demonstrating how reading from a file in Ruby works

## Note!

The `textalyze.rb` file that comes with this repository is filled with comments
designed to help you get started.  You should feel free to delete them in order to
make the program easier to read.

# Analyzing Text in Ruby

For a detailed overview and instructions, visit the [the project wiki](https://github.com/codeunion/text-analysis/wiki).

To get started, you'll need to

1. Fork this repository to your own GitHub account
2. Open a Terminal and clone this repository to your local computer
2. Navigate to the repository on your local computer
3. Open the repository in Sublime Text

## Files In This Repository

1. `textalyze.rb` is the source code for this project
2. `sample_data` is a directory containing sample text files to analyze, mostly from [Project Gutenberg](http://www.gutenberg.org/).

## Note!

The `textalyze.rb` file that comes with this repository is filled with comments
designed to help you get started.  You should feel free to delete them in order to
make the program easier to read.

Remove references to code examples
Remove references to code examples
