Question

Write a Python function called more() that takes three string inputs and outputs a string Formally, the function signature and output are given by rucharist, char: str words str) > str Use the same names for the input arguments as shown above Note that charl and char2 will always be a string of length 1 (ie, it is a single character. The function checks which of charl or char2 appears more often in the word string and returns that character if both characters appear the same number of times once or more times) then the function returns the concatenation of chart and char2 it neither characters are in the word string the function returns the empty string For example, print "there is more more('a', 'b', 'cattab')) print there is more', more('A', '', 'd') print there is more', more('a', 'b', 'b')) will display there is more a there is more

Answer 1

def more (a,b,c):
    c1=0
    c2=0
    for i in range(len(c)):
        if (c[i]=='a'):
            c1+=1
        if (c[i]=='b'):
            c2+=1
    if(c1==0 and c2==0):
        return""
    elif (c1>c2):
        return (a)
    elif (c1==c2):
        return (a+b)
    else:
        return (b)

print ('There is more ', more('a', 'b', 'cattab'))

print ('There is more ', more('A', 'a', 'dog'))

print ('There is more ', more('a', 'b', 'bagab'))

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