Week6 Coding Exercise 2

#2
print("This program is written to return a dictionary where the keys represent a length and the values represent how many strings have that length \n")

#FUNCTION PROGRAM
def length_count(userword_list):
    key_value_pair=[]
    dict_list=[]
    answer=[]


    for userword in userword_list:
        frequency=userword_list.count(userword)
        key_value_pair=[len(userword), frequency]
        if key_value_pair in dict_list:
            key_value_pair=[len(userword),frequency+1]
        dict_list.append(key_value_pair)

#The lines directly below will remove repetitions of each key_value pair

        for key_value in dict_list:
            if key_value not in answer:
                answer.append(key_value)


    print(f"Your word list is {userword_list} and your answer is: \n\n{dict(answer)}")

#MAIN PROGRAM
word_list=[]

while True:
    try:
        num=abs(int(float(input("How many numbers do you want to play with? "))))
        break
    except ValueError:
        print("That is a wrong input. Make sure you enter a number. Please, try again!\n")

print("\n")
for n in range(num):
    word=input("Please, enter your word choices one after the other: ")
    word_list.append(word)


print("\n")
length_count(word_list)