PYTHON QUESTION: Write a function named longEnough that takes two parameters: 1)

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PYTHON QUESTION:

Write a function named longEnough that takes two parameters:

1) s, a string

2) threshold, a non-negative integer

The function longEnough should return True if the length of s is at least threshold, and False otherwise

For example, the function call longEnough('Amen', 4) should return True.

Question 13b (14 points) Write a function named longWords that takes two parameters:

1) t, a string

2) i, a non-negative integer

The string t contains only lower case letters and white space.

The function longWords should return a dictionary in which the keys are all words in t that contain at least i characters. The value corresponding to each key is the number of times that that word occurs in t.

The function longWords should call the function longEnough to determine whether a word should be a key in the returned dictionary.

For example, the following is a correct input/output pair

>>> text = 'one fish two fish red fish blue fish'

>>> print(longWords(text, 4))

{'blue': 1, 'fish': 4}

Explanation / Answer

def longEnough(s,threshold):
    if (len(s) >= threshold):
        flag = 'True'
    else:
       flag = 'False'
    return flag     

from collections import Counter

def longWords(t,n):
words = t.split()
p=[]
for i in range(0,len(words)):
    z=longEnough(words[i],n)
    if (z=='True'):
      p.append(words[i])
freqs = Counter(p)
print(freqs)

longWords('The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog lazy',4)

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