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all right so iamp;#39;m gonna be going through this code wars problem today um remove words from the sentence they contain exactly one exclamation point exclamation mark words are separated by a single space without leading or trailing spaces so they give us some examples here um i kind of want to do one of the more challenging ones iamp;#39;m going to do this one actually wonamp;#39;t almost want to do that one because it has two exclamation points weamp;#39;re gonna do this one so our variable is s so weamp;#39;ll call this s um so iamp;#39;m gonna do this with two ways iamp;#39;m gonna do it with a for loop and then iamp;#39;m gonna do it with a list comprehension so first way with a for loop so for um word and s dot split on the space just take a look at what we have here and then um i think itamp;#39;s dot count exclamation point so we see this will get us how many times it shows up so if word.count does not equal or what was it if they contain exactly one exclamation poi