`C_C = (S)`

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The Character Count function calculates the number of occurrences of each character in a string of text. 

INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following 

• (S) String - a word or phrase
  • Numbers will not be counted
• (LA) List All?  NO, returns only those characters with occurance greater than zero.  YES, returns all characters with any count including zero.

Character Count (C_C): The equation returns a list of each character and their respective number of occurrences in the string

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