How do I write this program that compares two words based on either their length or the sum of their unicode values of each character work? can someone answer this in Python?

def unicode_sum(word):

"""Calculates the sum of the unicode values

of the individual characters in the word

Args:

str: the word to process

Returns:

int: the sum of the unicode values of characters in the word

Examples:

>>> unicode_sum('hello')

532

>>> unicode_sum('world')

552

"""

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def process_inputs(operands, criterion='length'):

'''Processes the inputs and determines the outcome

of comparing two words based on the provided criterion

Args:

tuple(str, str): the strings to compare

str: the criterion for comparison, i.e. length or unicode

defaults to length

Returns:

tuple: A single-item tuple containing the greater word

or a two-item tuple containing the two words if equal

Examples:

>>> compare(('hello', 'world'))

('hello','world')

>>> compare(('hello', 'world'), 'unicode')

('world',)

>>> compare(('hello', 'HELLO'), 'unicode')

('hello',)

'''

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def main():

'''Main program logic

Asks the user to enter two words to compare

and the comparison criterion

Prints a message declaring which of the two words is greater,

otherwise declares them equal

'''

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if __name__ == '__main__':

main()

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