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Testing Word Separation





require 'test/unit'



class String

  def words

    scan(/\w[\w\'\-]*/)

  end

end



def test_words

  assert_equal(%w{this is a test}, "this is a test".words)

  assert_equal(%w{these are mostly words}, "these are, mostly, words".words)

end

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