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| for letter in LETTER_POOL.keys(): |
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In Python, looping over a dictionary this way uses its keys by default, so no need to call .keys(), you can just write
for letter in LETTER_POOL:
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| for draw in range(10): |
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Good job with this one! Since draw isn't being used, consider a while loop with a condition that looks at len(letter_list)
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| formatted_word = word.upper() | ||
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Good job handling a case where, I believe, the parameter word isn't a string! A guard clause would be my suggestion to validate that word is a string, rather than catching the exception
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| if len(word) >= 7: |
| for letter in formatted_word: | ||
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| if len(word) >= 7: |
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Per the README, the 8 bonus points should be awarded when a word is 7, 8, 9, or 10 letters long so we'll also want to have a check that the length of the word is < 11.
| for word in [first, second]: | ||
| if len(word) == 10: | ||
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Nice job! All your tests are passing and your code is laid out well overall. |
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