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7.4.15 Owls, Part 2

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/* Your code... */
text = input("Enter some text: ")

text.lower()

text.split()

print("There are " + str(text.count("owl")) + " words that contained "owl".")

print("They occured at indices: for c, value in enumerate(text, 1):")

print("They occured at indices: ")

for c, value in enumerate(text, 1):
print(c, value)



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    1. Quizzma Team

      It looks like you’re trying to write a Python program that counts the occurrences of the word “owl” in user-inputted text and prints the indices where it occurs. However, there are a few errors in your code. Here’s a corrected version along with an explanation:

      

      

      # Get user input
      

      text = input("Enter some text: ")
      

      # Convert text to lowercase
      

      text_lower = text.lower()
      

      # Split text into words
      

      words = text_lower.split()
      

      # Count occurrences of "owl"
      

      count_owl = words.count("owl")
      

      # Print count of "owl"
      

      print("There are " + str(count_owl) + " words that contained 'owl'.")
      

      # Print indices where "owl" occurs
      

      print("They occurred at indices: ", end="")
      

      # Use enumerate to find indices (1-based)
      

      indices = [i + 1 for i, word in enumerate(words) if word == "owl"]
      

      print(indices)
      

      

      ### Explanation:
      
1. Lowercase Conversion: The input text needs to be converted to lowercase so that the counting is case-insensitive.
      
2. Splitting the Text: We split the text into words using `.split()`.
      
3. Counting Occurrences: We count how many times “owl” appears with `.count(“owl”)`.
      
4. Finding Indices: We use `enumerate` to get the indices of each occurrence of “owl” in the list of words.
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