Pseudocode for readability lab problem and how to approach

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Once the user enters string of text, I start with counting no. of sentences. Here is a pseudocode:

//To count no. of sentences in a string of text//

int noofsentences = 0;

Start from the beginning of file (or string of text);

If . or ! or ?

noofsentences = noofsentences + 1;

till EOF (end of text);

return noofsentences;

I know the above pseudocode is too elementary and might even not be without faults. Still seeking opinion if this is the way a programmer approaches. Is my approach to Readability lab needs any correctional advise.

Update:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <cs50.h>
#include <string.h>
int main(void)
{
    string enterword = get_string("input");
    for 
    int t = strlen(enterword);
    printf("%i\n", t);

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Once the user enters string (enterword), do I need to create an array that will store all the characters (or string of text) entered by the user or array is already created when the user enters string input?

 

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