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You compared each letter in the correct word to the letter guessed.

Assume the correct word is "world."

Finish the code to compare the guessed letter to the "o" in "world."

if guess ==
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Final answer:

You should complete the if statement by checking if the variable 'guess' is equal to 'o'. The complete condition would be 'if guess == 'o':' followed by the code to be executed based on the result of that comparison.

Step-by-step explanation:

To compare the guessed letter to the 'o' in 'world', you need to complete the if statement in your code. Assuming that the variable guess contains the letter guessed by the user, the condition should check if guess is equal to the character 'o'. Here's how you would write it:

if guess == 'o':
# Code to execute if the guess is correct
else:
# Code to execute if the guess is incorrect

Ensure that the body of the if and else statements include the appropriate actions based on whether the guessed letter matches 'o'.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Sure, here's the completed code to compare the guessed letter to the "o" in "world":

if guess == "o":

# do something if the guess is "o"

In this code, we are using an if statement to check if the guess variable is equal to the string "o". If it is, the code inside the if block will be executed. We can replace the comment with any code we want to run if the guess is correct.

Note that this code is checking for a single letter guess. If you want to check if the entire guessed word matches the correct word, you would need to compare each letter in the guessed word to the corresponding letter in the correct word using a loop or other iterative structure.

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