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Simple Spell Checker Application Using Dictionary File

Create a spell checker application where users can input text into a text box. When the user selects the "Spell" option, the application will check the entered words against a dictionary stored in a text file. Words not found in the dictionary will be flagged, enhancing text accuracy. The dictionary file contains space-separated words, and the application utilizes the String's `indexOf()` method for checks. The text file is read using an InputStream. The application provides an easy way for users to ensure their spelling is correct.

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Simple Spell Checker Application Using Dictionary File

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  1. Lab • Write a SpellChecker application. User will input some text into a TextBox. When he choose “Spell”, words not in dictionary file will be alerted.Instruction: • Dictionary will be stored in text file, words are seperated by spaces. • Check by String.indexOf()

  2. Read text file into String InputStream is = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream(“/dic.dat"); String message = ""; int ch; while (-1 != (ch = is.read())) { message = message + (char)ch; }

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