The challenge requires you to recreate the Wordle bar chart for three players. If you have never played Wordle, check this brief introduction to the game (https://www.cnet.com/culture/internet/wordle-everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-viral-word-game/). In this challenge, you are expected to do the following: For the bar chart, each possible number of guesses (1 through 6) must be represented, as well as the number of victories by each player. Check this example with just a single player's data. Transform the number of guesses [1, 6] into a score [1,10], but remember that a higher number of guesses should result in a lower score. A missing guess means that the player did not manage to guess the word and therefore should receive a 0 score. Next, calculate the average of the three players. Who has the best average? Now consider the difficulty of the words. Assign a weight W to the words in the list of the 306 most difficult words in the English language (file “difficult words.txt”), and recalculate the average of the three players for W=2 and for W=0. Has the player with the best score changed?