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Count Words with Extra Spaces

Write a program that reads a line of text into a character array and counts how many words it contains.

This time, the input may have extra spaces at the beginning, at the end, or multiple spaces between words. You should count only real words (sequences of non-space characters).

Example inputs: "  Dog", "Dog   Cat", "  One  Two   Three  ".

Output the word count as a single integer.

Expected Output:

1

= newline. No newline after the last line.

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Topics:
Arrays
📥 Auto-Input:
Dog\n
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