Here is a weird project I'm trying to do, how can you open a txt and read out all uniques and print the occurence of each word? Ie the file contains: I used to be. I had the answers to everything. But now I know, life doesn't always go my way. Output:

I: 3
Used: 2
To: 2
Be: 1
....
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What I think I have to do is read the entire file into an array then print out the words from that, then use a foreach on whitespace to $count++ but from there I wouldn't know how to combine the two. Any suggestions other than leading me to the two other posts on this site about it (different project) would be helpful!

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