Turning in Mini Project

[rwong3]

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[runnersaw]

This review is intended to help you with writing readable and understandable code, not to evaluate or improve the functionality of your code.

I have only three small comments to make:

1. You can move the declaration of the Rembrandt and Michealangelo variables to right before you call counting on them, such as:

Michaelangelo=URL("http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/11242/pg11242.txt").download()
counting(Michaelangelo)

This improves the readability of your code by grouping related and sequential tasks.
2. dic [morepureword] should be dic[morepureword]. It's best practice to not put a space when getting a value from a dictionary
3. Printing hundreds of things generally makes it hard for a reader to see what is going on. Decide how many results a user would care about, and only print that many words.
4. Improve the naming of your function and arguments. print_words_by_frequency would be a better name than counting because a reader can immediately tell what is going to happen when it is called. Naming the argument better would also be helpful. In addition, providing a comment at the beginning of each function is recommended, like the following:

def double(x):
    '''
    This function returns x * 2
    '''

Overall, the code was very concise and pretty readable.