edX MIT 6.00.1x 2020 Week 4: Good Programming Practices Problem Set 4 Problem 3

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edX MIT 6.00.1x 2020 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python

Week 4: Good Programming Practices: Problem Set 4 Problem 3 Solution

Problem 3 - Valid Words

At this point, we have written code to generate a random hand and display that hand to the user. We can also ask the user for a word (Python's input) and score the word (using your getWordScore). However, at this point we have not written any code to verify that a word given by a player obeys the rules of the game. A valid word is in the word list; and it is composed entirely of letters from the current hand.

Implement the isValidWord function.

Testing: Make sure the test_isValidWord tests pass. In addition, you will want to test your implementation by calling it multiple times on the same hand - what should the correct behavior be? Additionally, the empty string ('') is not a valid word - if you code this function correctly, you shouldn't need an additional check for this condition.

Step by step process. Practice by writing the code yourself.

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