Thanks for your help Justin. I would like an example.
*"It would be better to just build up a dictionary directly within that
> word loop. That way you have a unique mapping of words to their
> occurrences. Then you can use sorted(words.items(), words.get) in order to
> sort the words by their value, in reverse order. That resulting list will
> let you slice off the last three, which will be the (key, val) tuples. You
> will no longer have issues with managing separate key/value lists. Let me
> know if you want the example"*
Regarding the zipping of two lists to make a dictionary. I haven't noticed
any disassociate of key and values in the process. The length of the list
did shrink but only because the zipping process removes duplicates. So
instead of seeing the word AND appear 24 times, in the zipped dictionary it
appeared only once like this {'AND':24}
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