Text analyzer

With this online tool, you can find statistical information about the given text. The program takes any text as the input and decomposes it into smaller and smaller units – paragraphs, sentences, lines, words, characters, letters, and numbers. It then analyzes them and displays the summary information about all these parts of the text on the screen. For ease of use, the information about the text is separated into blocks that you can show or hide using several checkboxes in the options. The first such block is "Text Length" and there's a checkbox with the same name that toggles it. This block includes information about the length of the text and its smaller components. It shows the number of characters, words, lines, sentences, and paragraphs in the text. The next block is called "Text Entropy" and it displays the entropy value for the given text. Entropy is a measure of the amount of randomness and disorder in the text. A higher entropy value indicates greater complexity of the text. The next block, "Fake Text Status," indicates whether the entered text is genuine or has been spoofed. It works with English text only and the text is considered to be fake if it contains visually similar characters to regular keyboard characters. Such characters are found in various Unicode fonts. The program prints the fake or genuine status of the text and if there are any fake characters in it, then it also prints them on the screen. The next block in the options analyzes and displays the word statistics. In particular, the "Number of Words" checkbox displays the total number of words in the input text. It also prints the number of unique words in the text (case-insensitive and case-sensitive), the number of contracted words (such as "they'll"), and the number of words written with hyphens (such as "mind-blowing"). The "Word Set" checkbox displays the various word sets used in the text. In this section, the program categorizes the words according to their type, and here, you'll find all conjunctions, prepositions, articles, contracted words, hyphenated words, numbers, weird words (such as "sun4all"), and all other words. The last checkbox for word analysis is called "Full Word Frequency". It displays the frequency of each word in the text. The words in this section are listed in sorted order from the most popular word to the least popular. Additionally, each word's percentage of appearance in the text is shown in parentheses. The next block in the options lets you find various character statistics of the text. The first option here is called "Number of Characters". When this option is activated, you can see the total number of characters in the text, non-whitespace characters, letters, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, digits, whitespaces, space, tabs, newlines, vowels, and consonants. The "Character Set" finds all the sets of characters used in the text and they are sorted into categories: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, ASCII symbols (having character code values from 0 to 127), extended ASCII symbols (with character code values from 127 to 255), and Unicode symbols (having code point values greater than 255). Finally, the last option for character analysis is called "Full Character Frequency." It counts the number of occurrences of each character, calculates their percentage of use in the text, and displays the statistics in a sorted list with the most frequently used characters at the top and rarest characters at the bottom. Textabulous!