Write a PowerShell implementation of wc $($word count$).$ The program should print lines, words, and characters for each input. Files are acceptable arguments:

C$($:$)/()>(.)/($w$)$c$.$ps$1.(.)/($i$)$nputFile$($s$)/($f$)$ox$.$txt $1945.(.)/($i$)$nputFile$($s$)/($f$)$ox$.$txt

As is "standard in$"($STDIN$)$ if given no arguments

C$($:$)/($P$)$S$>$ cat $.(.)/($i$)$nputFile$($s$)/($f$)$ox$.$txt $|(.)/($w$)$c$.$ps$11945$

If given more than one file, also include a summary for each column

const.txt

dickinson.txt

fox.txt

gettysburg.txt Write a PowerShell implementation of wc $($word count$).$ The program should print lines, words, and characters for each input. Files are

acceptable arguments:

C:$>(.)/($w$)$c$.$ps$1.(.)/($i$)$nputFile$($s$)/($f$)$ox$.$txt

$195.(.)/($i$)$nputFile$($s$)/($f$)$ox$.$txt

As is "standard in$"($ STDIN $)$ if given no arguments

C$($:$)/($P$)$S$>$ cat $..()/($inputFiles$)()/()"$fox$.$txt

$1,9,45$

If given more than one file, also include a summary for each column

const.txt

dickinson.txt

fox.txt

gettysburg.txt

issa.txt

nobody.txt

now.txt

out.txt

preamble.txt

scarlet.txt

sonnet$-29.$txt

sonnets.txt

spiders.txt

the$-$bustle.txt

usdeclar.txt