URGENT!: Code that will open a text file (paragraph), delete all non-alphabetical characters, then sort through to find how often a word occurs and orders based on occurrence, then alphabetically. Output will then be printed to a text tile.

This is the code I have come up with so far. This prints the words and occurence, but does not let me print it in occurence order, then alphabetical. I was wondering if anybody knew how to do this. I want the final format to be (but with the words in the file):

word: word count: 12

word: word2 count: 11

word: yell count: 11

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fid = fopen('filename.txt');

if fid == -1

fprintf('Opening of the file was not successful. \n')

else

s = textscan(fid, '%s');

fclose(fid);

end

str = strjoin(lower(s{1}));

str = erase(str,'.');

str = erase(str,'!');

str = erase(str,'?');

str = erase(str,',');

str = erase(str,';');

str = erase(str,':');

str = erase(str,'-');

Sp = cell(1);

Sp{1} = strsplit(str);

uniquestr = unique(Sp{1})';

for k = 1:numel(uniquestr)

freq(k) = sum(strcmp(Sp{1},uniquestr(k)));

end

freq = num2cell(freq)';

wrdct = [uniquestr freq]

[madhan ravi]

Urgent