Question

CALM = ['good', 'safe', 'well', 'benefit', 'ok'] And some possible worried words: WORRIED = ['bad', 'risk', 'risky', 'nervous', 'problem'] Make sure all of your words are lowercase, and that each string is a word and not a phrase -- keeps things simpler. Now weight the words from the above lists. We’ve started out with lists of calm/worried words, but some of them are stronger than others. For example, the word good is probably more positive than the word ok. Assign a weight to each word in your lists. Use positive weights for calm words and negative weights for worried words. Your lists should be 2-dimensional now, in this format: [[word, weight], [word, weight]...] Use list concatenation (+) to create one big list instead of two separate ones, something like this: ALL_WORDS = CALM + WORRIED Iterate over this new 2-dimensional list and print out each word and its corresponding weight.

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CALM = [['good', 5], ['safe', 2], ['well', 4], ['benefit', 3], ['ok', 1]]

WORRIED = [['bad', -2], ['risk', -4], ['risky', -5], ['nervous', -1],

['problem', -3]]

BIG_LIST = CALM + WORRIED

#now iterate each item in big list

for item in BIG_LIST:

print(item[0]," : ",item[1])

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