```plaintext The password for Century14 is the number of words within the file on the desktop. ``` --- There's a file named `countmywords` ```powershell PS C:\users\century13\desktop> ls Directory: C:\users\century13\desktop Mode LastWriteTime Length Name ---- ------------- ------ ---- -a---- 8/30/2018 3:38 AM 7894 countmywords ``` The file contains a lot of words, I cut out the most of the part for readability. ```powershell PS C:\users\century13\desktop> Get-Content .\countmywords spudders escudero hemitype unremittent rhinaria afflation emforth badgeringly bristler oxtongues roosed wittichenite faussebraye backwater s passion paginating gluishness seasick pectinibranchia antiquist valveman tendingly monogamic brine broadmindedly nonstress regisseurs ar rogative petrographic intransitives insurgence parochiality microphagous plovers liverhearted mexical tremolant sysout heraldize tanacetin frangi discession vp therapeutist sulphaminic hyperanakinesia pathogeneses unconformities semifailure staggie heteroplasia boydom yirring nonsuccessful decongestant kowtowed norbergite coxcombic teacake feverberries chokage toeboard staysail axopodium phenotypical recognize ... ``` Found the count using `-split` option and `Measure-Object` cmdlet as we already saw multiple times previously. ```powershell PS C:\users\century13\desktop> (Get-Content .\countmywords) -split '\s+' | Measure-Object Count : 755 Average : Sum : Maximum : Minimum : Property : PS C:\users\century13\desktop> (Get-Content .\countmywords) -split '\s+' | Measure-Object -Word Lines Words Characters Property ----- ----- ---------- -------- 755 ``` The password for [[Century14]] is `755`