I'm not a fan of the syntax. I've never used C++ but it just looks arcane to me. Its hard to imagine enjoying programming with such a syntax heavy language. An

I'm not a fan of the syntax. I've never used C++ but it just looks arcane to me. Its hard to imagine enjoying programming with such a syntax heavy language. Anyway, here is my bash version of the problem. Now that WSL is distributed with windows, does it also hit the "runs on all major platforms with no dependencies" mark? For the record, this hits the enjoyment mark 100%. cat $(find . -name "*.txt" | xargs) | tr ' ' '\n' | sort | uniq -c | sort -k1 -n -r | grep -E '^\d+ [[:alpha:]]+$' | head -n 10