Chan Wai Yin | Python Fiddle

# Name:

# Instructions
    # Remember we are still dealing with very basic programming. 
    # The goal of this simple task is to demonstrate how to handle 
    
        # Specifically, functions in general-purpose programming languages 
        # are more flexible and expressive. This gives us more freedom than in 
        # Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet softwares.

s1 = "At eight o'clock on Thursday morning Arthur didn't feel very good."
s2 = "At five Arthur didn't feel very good."
s3 = "At eight o'clock Arthur didn't feel good."
s4 = "On Thursday morning Arthur didn't feel very good."

sentences = [s1,s2,s3,s4]

print len(s1.split())
print len(s2.split())
print len(s3.split())
print len(s4.split())

print len(s1)
print len(s2)
print len(s3)
print len(s4)
 
    
# Your Task
	# 1 - Use a 'for loop' to go over the list named "sentences" 
    # 2 - Do two things in the loop:
    #		a) print out the word count of the sentence
    #		b) print out the length by character of the sentence
    # 3 - At the end, outside of the for loop, print "I'm done!"

# Your codes here!

for item in sentences:
	print item
	print sentences.index(item)

print "I AM DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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