Yep, if you don't need any of the fancy NLP features of a library then something like this is the most straight-forward. (In the article I did give a plain Pyth

Yep, if you don't need any of the fancy NLP features of a library then something like this is the most straight-forward. (In the article I did give a plain Python solution using split() to tokenize and then using Counter to get the hapaxes in the function called "word_form_hapaxes".)