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It's worth to precise that letter count matter.
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Agreed, the directions do not make it clear that repeated letters must be accounted for. |
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Credit: adapted from Free Code Camp
Challenge
Write a function that satisfies the following rules:
examples
["hello", "Hello"]
["hello", "hey"]
["Alien", "line"]
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