Solution #3155
Solution #3155
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Great job implementing the core logic to count the letter occurrences case-insensitively! Your function produces the correct result. However, this submission requires a change because it's missing the docstring that was explicitly required by the task description. Please add the provided docstring to your count_occurrences function to meet all requirements. As a suggestion for improvement, you could also refactor your loop to use Python's built-in str.lower() and str.count() methods for a more concise solution.
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| def count_occurrences(phrase: str, letter: str) -> int: | |||
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The function is missing the required docstring. Task descriptions often include specific docstrings that need to be added to explain the function's purpose, parameters, and what it returns.
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| for letters in phrase: | ||
| if letters.lower() == letter.lower(): | ||
| result += 1 |
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While this loop correctly implements the logic, the task guidelines recommend avoiding loops. Have you considered using Python's built-in string methods? For example, you could convert both the phrase and letter to the same case and then use the .count() method.
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Excellent work on this iteration! I am approving your solution as it now meets all the requirements perfectly. You've successfully addressed the previous feedback by adding the required docstring. Your use of .lower() and .count() is a clean and efficient approach to this problem. Keep up the great work!
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