How can I get the count of how many times a string appears in my list? [closed]

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I have a list of strings, like so:



"aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm"


I know WordCounts will return the numbers of every single word, but I want to the word group numbers, i.e., "aa bb" 3 times, and "cc dd" 2 times. How can I do this?






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    I have a list of strings, like so:



    "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm"


    I know WordCounts will return the numbers of every single word, but I want to the word group numbers, i.e., "aa bb" 3 times, and "cc dd" 2 times. How can I do this?






    string-manipulation counting







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    closed as off-topic by MarcoB, Carl Lange, Henrik Schumacher, Öskå, march Mar 8 at 17:26


    This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


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      $begingroup$


      I have a list of strings, like so:



      "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm"


      I know WordCounts will return the numbers of every single word, but I want to the word group numbers, i.e., "aa bb" 3 times, and "cc dd" 2 times. How can I do this?






      string-manipulation counting







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      I have a list of strings, like so:



      "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm"


      I know WordCounts will return the numbers of every single word, but I want to the word group numbers, i.e., "aa bb" 3 times, and "cc dd" 2 times. How can I do this?






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      closed as off-topic by MarcoB, Carl Lange, Henrik Schumacher, Öskå, march Mar 8 at 17:26


      This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


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          You can try Tally



          lst = "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm";
          Tally[lst]


          Mathematica graphics



          Edit by m_goldberg



          As J.M. says in his comment below, Counts will give the same information as an association.



          Counts[data]



          <|"aa bb" -> 3, "cc dd" -> 2, "ww ss" -> 1, "ss ss" -> 1, "kk mm" -> 1|>




          This is equivalent to 



          Rule @@@ Tally[data] // Association





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          $begingroup$

          You can try Tally



          lst = "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm";
          Tally[lst]


          Mathematica graphics



          Edit by m_goldberg



          As J.M. says in his comment below, Counts will give the same information as an association.



          Counts[data]



          <|"aa bb" -> 3, "cc dd" -> 2, "ww ss" -> 1, "ss ss" -> 1, "kk mm" -> 1|>




          This is equivalent to 



          Rule @@@ Tally[data] // Association





          share|improve this answer











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            $begingroup$
            Counts should also work.
            $endgroup$
            – J. M. is slightly pensive♦
            Mar 4 at 5:48















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          $begingroup$

          You can try Tally



          lst = "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm";
          Tally[lst]


          Mathematica graphics



          Edit by m_goldberg



          As J.M. says in his comment below, Counts will give the same information as an association.



          Counts[data]



          <|"aa bb" -> 3, "cc dd" -> 2, "ww ss" -> 1, "ss ss" -> 1, "kk mm" -> 1|>




          This is equivalent to 



          Rule @@@ Tally[data] // Association





          share|improve this answer











          $endgroup$








          • 2




            $begingroup$
            Counts should also work.
            $endgroup$
            – J. M. is slightly pensive♦
            Mar 4 at 5:48













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          $begingroup$

          You can try Tally



          lst = "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm";
          Tally[lst]


          Mathematica graphics



          Edit by m_goldberg



          As J.M. says in his comment below, Counts will give the same information as an association.



          Counts[data]



          <|"aa bb" -> 3, "cc dd" -> 2, "ww ss" -> 1, "ss ss" -> 1, "kk mm" -> 1|>




          This is equivalent to 



          Rule @@@ Tally[data] // Association





          share|improve this answer











          $endgroup$



          You can try Tally



          lst = "aa bb", "cc dd", "aa bb", "aa bb", "cc dd", "ww ss", "ss ss", "kk mm";
          Tally[lst]


          Mathematica graphics



          Edit by m_goldberg



          As J.M. says in his comment below, Counts will give the same information as an association.



          Counts[data]



          <|"aa bb" -> 3, "cc dd" -> 2, "ww ss" -> 1, "ss ss" -> 1, "kk mm" -> 1|>




          This is equivalent to 



          Rule @@@ Tally[data] // Association






          share|improve this answer














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            Counts should also work.
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          Counts should also work.
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          Counts should also work.
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