text="No matter how many characters are available for your password you should be sure to use every one of them. The more characters available for your password and the more you use makes it that much harder to figure out the combination. Always make use of all characters available for a strong and secure password.Personal information such as names, birthdays, nicknames, pet's names, social security numbers, and the like should never, ever, ever be used because these are way too obvious and too easy to crack. The more you avoid using things like this as your passwords, the more secure your login areas will be."
sym=[',','.','!','?','’',':','$','%']
word= ['a','in','of','the','to','at','it','on','and','so','his','that',
'not','was','my','were','we','he','an','as','is','for','mr','us']
new_text=text
for i in range(len(sym)):
new_text=new_text.replace(sym[i],'')
new_text=new_text.lower()
text_list=new_text.split()
d=dict(zip())
for i in text_list:
d[i]=new_text.count(i)
for i in word:
if(d.get(i)!=None):
d.pop(i)
new_d=sorted(d.items(),key=lambda x:x[1],reverse=True)
for i in range(10):
print(new_d[i])
