Count The Words

Read one sentence and print three lines about its words: Words: <n>, the number of words; Longest: <word>, the longest word (on a tie keep the earlier one); and Letters: <n>, the total number of characters in all the words together. Split the sentence into a list with sentence.split(), which breaks it at the spaces and returns a list of the words, then get the count with len() and find the other two values with one for loop over the list. Input: one line, at least one word, no prompt.

Expected Output:

Words: 4↵
Longest: quick↵
Letters: 16↵

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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