Think Python - Exercise 10.7 - is_anagram.py

[jeremywduncan]

def is_anagram(t,u):
    if sorted(t)== sorted (u):
        return True
    else:
        return False

print is_anagram('realtor', 'rotlear') # True
print is_anagram('superpuff','local') # False
print is_anagram('alla', 'lala') # True
print is_anagram('tools', 'stool') # True
print is_anagram('double', 'trouble') # False

[snippsat]

So are you happy with this code,do you have a question?
Just to post some code without any question is not helping anyone,it's just irritating.

[jeremywduncan]

I am new to Python and couldn't find any other posts concerning this Exercise. Does anyone have any other suggestions besides the built-in sorted() function? I printed the Python Quick Reference by Chris Hoffman but it is dated 1995 and wasn't sure if there was a newer QR than that. I am still learning a lot of the basic coding and the last programming class I took was Turbo Pascal in 1995. This is part of my online only Object-Oriented Programming class at Trident International University. I'm finding it difficult to do some of this homework and going through the books and websites like this one is helping a lot. Sorry for not saying that before. Thank you, snippsat.

[Ene Uran]

I think you made a very good effort!
But you need to let folks know what you are after.

[jeremywduncan]

Thanks and I will be more specific in the future.

[pyTony]

You might want to see my anagram code snippets, simplest handling one word anagrams only is here http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/python/code/285434/super-simple-one-word-anagrams