In a classic "welcome" to new folks:

1. What have you tried?

Please see On asking for help and How do I post a question effectively? (and, not just BTW, because you'll find suggestions there about how to ask a good question, see also Markup in the Monastery).

2. Another classic (twisted almost beyond recognition in case your answer to 1 is "nothing)": How would you do it with paper and scissors?

And welcome to PM. You'll really find a lot of help bere, but there is a third classic:

3. This is not a code-a-matic. There's no slot for your nickle/tuppence/Euro. But you will get back much more than you put in, when you show us your effort(s).

Update: Closed paren. Duh!

In reply to Re: splitting files by number of words by ww
in thread splitting files by number of words by josephs

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