Anagram |2|
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Two words are anagrams if they consist of the same letters, but in a
different order. For example, “palm” and “lamp” are anagrams because
each contains one ‘p’, one ‘a’, one ‘l’, and one ‘m’. Write a function
named as *anagram* that takes two strings as arguments, and returns
``True`` if the strings are anagrams or returns ``False`` otherwise.

*Hint:* You can use dictionaries to keep track of different characters
in the input string and count them.

.. container:: sampleio

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.. code:: default

   >>> anagram('palm', 'lamp')
   True

   >>> anagram('hello', 'olla')  
   False

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.. code:: python

   def anagram(str1, str2):
       count_1 = {}
       for char in str1:
           if char in count_1:
               count_1[char] += 1
           else:
               count_1[char] = 1

       count_2 = {}
       for char in str2:
           if char in count_2:
               count_2[char] += 1
           else:
               count_2[char] = 1

       if count_1 == count_2:
           return True
       else:
           return False

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