Mod $1$ Homework: Anagrams

Write a function word$\_$compare that takes two arguments. There are three possible return cases:

Return the string Anagram if the two inputs are anagrams

Return a two$-$tuple $($a tuple with two items$)$ if the two inputs are words but not anagrams

Return the string Those aren't strings! if either input is not a string.

$>$ word$\_$compare$("$rat$",$ "tar"$)$

'Anagram'

$>$ word$\_$compare$("$hello$",$ "goodbye"$)$

$(\text{'}$hello$\text{'},$ 'goodbye'$)$

$>$ word$\_$compare $(22,$ "hello"$)$

"Those aren't strings!"

We'll work through this problem in three parts:

Write a function in a python file

Modify that funtion to use default parameters

Import that function in a different python file

After getting this code to work, you will add a custom test case.

Part $1-$

WordCompare.py

Write a function called word$\_$compare $()$ inside a file

WordCompare.py that behaves as above.