CSE_120

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Question-3: Assume you are given a list of words. Your task is to write a function called group_up'' which takes a list of words as a parameter. This function groups the anagrams in a list and puts all the groups in a single list.

Anagrams: If you sort two or more words alphabetically, and they are the same then they are anagrams of each other.

N.B: The output of the grouping can be of any order. As long as you group them correctly, you will get the marks. ================================================ Given list1: words = ["ant", "ate", "ozo", "eat", "tan", "tea", "tax", "zoo"] Function call1: group_up(words)

Sample Output1: [['ant', 'tan'], ['ate', 'eat', 'tea'], ['ozo', 'zoo'], ['tax']]

Explanation1: if you sort 'ate', 'eat', 'tea'alphabetically they become aet. So they are anagram of each other. Similarly,'ozo', 'zoo' become ooz and 'ant', 'tan' becomes ant. tax becomes atx as it doesnt have any other word matching the anagram rule, it will be grouped by itself only.

================================================ Sample Input2: Words = ["below", "arc", "cat", "elbow", "car", "act", "cider", "night", "cried", "thing"] Function call: groupUp(words)

Sample Output2: [['below', 'elbow'], ['arc', 'car'], ['cat', 'act'], ['cider', 'cried'], ['night', 'thing']]

Explanation2: if you sort act,cat alphabetically they become act. So they are anagram of each other. Similarly, below and elbow become below, car and arc becomes acr, cider and cried becomes cdeir, night and thing becomes ghint.