Cedar-Jacy and Bailey <3 #29
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| # creates list of letter distribution in adagrams game, returns list | ||
| def build_letter_pool(): |
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Nice use of a helper function.
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| #build a list of all the letters |
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Clear logic and good use of comments to clarify even further!
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| if char.upper() in letter_bank_copy: |
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Consider refactoring to reassign char = char.upper() to make it even more clear you're making this function case insensitive.
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| #make constant_dict for letter_score | ||
| LETTER_SCORE = { |
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Consider moving this data structure to the top so that all of your constants are in one place.
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| total_score += LETTER_SCORE[char.upper()] | ||
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| # add 8 to total score if letter len is >= 7 |
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The comments on line 121 and 125 are almost identical to your code. While guiding comments can enhance the readability of your code, these types of comments are ok to leave out (or good to remove if they were there as pseudo-code)
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| # returns highest_scoring_word and max_score | ||
| def get_highest_word_score(word_list): |
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This function is clear and logical. You might consider breaking out the tie breaking logic into a helper function to further enhance readability.
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