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Periods, exclamation marks and question marks usually close sentences. Common titles and abbreviations, decimal points and repeated punctuation are treated as single units where possible; a final unpunctuated phrase also counts. This is an estimate, not a full linguistic parser.
Words use Unicode letters and digits, including common internal apostrophes. Characters count Unicode code points; the without-spaces figure excludes whitespace. Blank lines separate paragraphs.
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Common abbreviation and decimal protection, repeated-punctuation handling, Unicode-aware word counts and no external NLP service.
Your text is counted in browser memory only. Sentence boundaries are estimates, not a perfect linguistic parse.
Periods, exclamation marks and question marks usually end sentences; a final unpunctuated phrase also counts. This is a basic estimate.
No. A period within a decimal number is not treated as a sentence boundary.
Common titles such as Dr. and Mr., common abbreviations and runs of punctuation are handled to avoid obvious extra splits, but unusual writing can still be ambiguous.
Paragraphs are nonempty text blocks separated by one or more blank lines; a single newline within a block does not start another paragraph.
The counted Unicode-aware words divided by the estimated number of sentences; an empty input has an average of zero.
No. The estimate uses browser-only rules and no external NLP API, uploads or storage.