Gemma3:4b finally figures out how many ‘g’s there are in “strawberry”.

write a python program to determine how many occurances of the letter ‘g’ are in the word “strawberry”.

word = "strawberry"
count = 0
for letter in word:
  if letter == 'g':
    count += 1
print(count)

Explanation:

  1. word = "strawberry": This line assigns the string “strawberry” to the variable word.
  2. count = 0: This initializes a variable count to 0. This variable will store the number of ‘g’s we find.
  3. for letter in word:: This loop iterates through each character (letter) in the word string. In each iteration, the current character is assigned to the
    variable letter.
  4. if letter == 'g':: This condition checks if the current letter is equal to the character ‘g’.
  5. count += 1: If the condition is true (the letter is ‘g’), the count variable is incremented by 1.
  6. print(count): After the loop has finished iterating through the entire word, this line prints the final value of count, which represents the total
    number of occurrences of the letter ‘g’ in the word.

Output:

0

The word “strawberry” does not contain the letter ‘g’, so the output is 0.


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