Write a function called score that meets the specifications below.

def score$($word$,$ f$)$:

$"""$

word, a string of length $>1$ of alphabetical

characters $($upper and lowercase$)$

f$,$ a function that takes in two int arguments and returns an int

Returns the score of word as defined by the method:

$1)$ Score for each letter is its location in the alphabet $($a$=1...$ z$=26)$

times its distance from start of word.

Ex$.$ the scores for the letters in 'adD' are $1*0,4*1,$ and $4*2.$

$2)$ The score for a word is the result of applying f to the

scores of the word's two highest scoring letters.

The first parameter to f is the highest letter score,

and the second parameter is the second highest letter score.

Ex$.$ If f returns the sum of its arguments, then the

score for 'adD' is $12$

$"""$

#YOUR CODE HERE

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here is the code:

def score$($word$,$ f$)$:

$"""$

word, a string of length $>1$ of alphabetical

characters $($upper and lowercase$)$

f$,$ a function that takes in two int arguments and returns an int

Returns the score of word as defined by the method:

$1)$ Score for each letter is its location in the alphabet $($a$=1...$ z$=26)$

times its distance from start of word.

Ex$.$ the scores for the letters in 'adD' are $1*0,4*1,$ and $4*2.$

$2)$ The score for a word is the result of applying f to the

scores of the word's two highest scoring letters.

The first parameter to f is the highest letter score,

and the second parameter is the second highest letter score.

Ex$.$ If f returns the sum of its arguments, then the

score for 'adD' is $12$

$"""$

lst $=[]$

word $=$ word.lower$()$

for i in range$($len$($word$))$:

x $=$ word$[$i$]$

lst$.$append$(($ord$($x$)-$ord$(\text{'}$a$\text{'})+1)*$i$)$

maxValue $=$ lst$[0]$

secondMax $=$ None

for x in lst:

if $($maxValue $<$ x$)$:

if $($secondMax $==$ None or secondMax $<$ maxValue$)$:

secondMax $=$ maxValue

maxValue $=$ x

elif $($secondMax $==$ None or secondMax $<$ x$)$:

secondMax $=$ x

return f$($maxValue$,$secondMax$)$

# Testing

def add$($a$,$b$)$:

return a$+$b

print$($score$("$adD$",$add$))$

and here is the error: Make sure you removed all debugging print statements. I am running on a college website.