Question

In Python Please
Samwell Tarly knows that in the world of Westeros, some names are better than others. Some like Aegon Targaryen and Tyrion Lannister. He and Citadel believe that a correct name should have the same number of capital letters as words, for example: Bran Stark is correct. Whereas Brienne of Tarth is not. Your task is to help read the books and determine the correct names. Each name is strictly composed of letters and names separated by single spaces. Input Format Several test cases, one per line, each containing the name of a person. No name contains more than 20 words and each word does not contain more than 30 characters. (End of file loop) Constraints (End of file loop)

Output Format For each name, you must print “Correct” if the name is approved, otherwise you must print “No”. Sample Input 0

Robert Baratheon

Daenerys Targaryen

Cersei lannister

Theon Greyjoy

Brienne of Tarth

Arya Stark

Melisandre

Gray worm

Jon snow

Daario NaHaris

Answer 1

CODE -

# Open file for reading

file = open("names.txt")

# Read names in the file line by line

for name in file:

    # Count no. of words in the name

    noOfWords = len(name.split())

    # Initialize the no. of uppercase characters in the name with 0

    noOfUpper = 0

    # Loop to count no. of uppercase characters in the name

    for letter in name:

        if letter >= 'A' and letter <= 'Z':

            noOfUpper += 1

    # Print "Correct" if no of capital letters in name is equal to no of words

    if noOfUpper == noOfWords:

        print("Correct")

    # Print "No" if no of capital letters in name is not equal to no of words

    else:

        print("No")

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