Solution #1927
Solution #1927
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Thank you for your hard work on implementing the count_occurrences function! 🎉 Your approach is almost spot-on, and you've done a great job using Python's built-in string functions to handle case insensitivity. However, there's a small but critical issue with the return statement. The count method already returns an integer, so there's no need for the division operator /. Please adjust the return statement to directly return the result of the count method as an integer. Once you make this change, your solution will be perfect! Keep up the great work! 😊
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Your implementation of the count_occurrences function is correct and meets the task requirements. The function effectively counts the occurrences of a specified letter in a given phrase, while handling case insensitivity using the lower() method. It also efficiently uses the count() method to avoid loops, aligning with the task constraints.
There are no missing or unrelated files, and your code adheres to the task description.
Great job on implementing the function correctly! 🎉
To help you move forward with your learning, please review any comments provided in the Pull Request to further improve your code. If there are any issues, especially critical ones, make sure to address them in future tasks to avoid similar problems. Keep up the good work and continue learning from your experiences! 🚀
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