Write a program that reads a list of words. Then, the program outputs those words and their frequencies.

The program in Python is as follows:

mylist = []

nword= "y"

while(nword== "y"):

    word = input(": ")

    mylist.append(word)

    nword = input("New word: y/n: ")

for item in mylist:

    freq = mylist.count(item)  

    print(item, freq)

Explanation:

This creates an empty list

mylist = []

This is used to let the user input more word or stop input

nword = "y"

The following iteration lets the program read words from the user

while(nword == "y"):

This gets the user input

    word = input(": ")

This appends the inputted word into the list

    mylist.append(word)

This prompts if the user wants to input more word or not

    nword = input("New word: y/n: ")

This iterates through the list

for item in mylist:

This gets the frequency of each word in the list

    freq = mylist.count(item)  

This prints the word and the frequency

    print(item, freq)

i think the answer is b.

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