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I'm learning python using "Think python" the pdf format and currently on chapter 9.3. I'm not understanding how "uses_all" was an instance of a previously-solved problem. The following functions don't give me the same answers if I call them with: print uses_only('aa', 'aeiou') print uses_all('aa', 'aeiou') def uses_only(word, available): for ltr in word: if ltr not in available: return False return True def uses_all(word, required): for ltr in required: if ltr not in word: return False return True def uses_all(word, required): return ...
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