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So in this solution, I will basically take the previous development that we had and I will just modify

it a little bit, OK?

So instead of count of characters, let's say new lines, new lines equals to let's say one word, let's

call it total lines, total lines in a file, we will initialize it to one.

And so what do we have?

We have a file and we want to know how many lines this file has or better say we can say how many new

line characters these file has.

OK, so we will keep up with our previous suggestion to read a character at the time.

And as long as we do so, we will ask if a given character equals to what?

What do you think is the indicator for working with new lines?

What specifies a new line?

You're right, it's the backslash in character.

So if we read from the file a backslash in character, then in this case what we should do, we should

say total lines plus plus.

Oops, I'm here.

So incrementing total lines by one, if we found out that we have a character that equals to backslash

Lashan because as we also already said at the end of each line here, although we cannot see a specific

and explicit backslash end.

But there is we also saw it in the previous video that we worked with, counting the characters.

You've seen that the backslash was there.

So there is a backslash in here.

So whenever we would see a solution, we get to a new line.

So that's what we want to count the number of times we've encountered the backslash and character.

All right, so then we will say the total number.

The total number of lines in these file.

Is.

What is the total number of lines in this file that we specified total lines.

That's eight guys, so build and run it.

Let's see that it works exactly as we expected.

The total number of lines in these file.

Three, we can also modify it.

I don't know.

Let's copy and paste.

And they had a new line, Lolla, and see that now we have like seven lines.

Let's see that it supports also they separate.

So the total number of lines in this file is seven.

Awesome.

Congratulations.

Good job, guys.

So, yeah.

We will move on.

Good luck.