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{'yyaqfy': 24, 'das': 20, 'ansace': 12, "dtqo'a": 15, 'vxn': 10, 'lunceifkq': 2, 'fhuubd': 3}
[(24, 'yyaqfy'), (20, 'das'), (15, "dtqo'a")]
['yyaqfy', 'das', "dtqo'a"]
Frequencies of the most common words: [24, 0, 15] should equal [24, 20, 15]

I have:
[(25, "yowr'fr"), (17, 'zxytghkac'), (16, 'unleqfxsu')]

My final return will give the strings like this:
["yowr'fr", 'zxytghkac', 'unleqfxsu']

When it is tested for the numbers, it looks up "yow'fr" which gives the value 0. This makes the test attempt give a [0,17,16] expected [25,17,16]
I cannot change yowr'fr in any way because it has an apostrophe in the middle. Is this an issue?

The sample gives ("//wont won't won't") and I got ["won't", 'wont'] so when the string "won't" is given, wouldn't that give a 0 as well?

For python, the random tests throws an error. Counter is not defined.