"""
problem2.py
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Author:  
    
In this program you will be reading data from the web. You can go through the 
module that covers that topic at https://cs.nyu.edu/elearning/CSCI_UA_0002/module09.php 
The class slides for this week also have instructions on how to do this. 

Write a Python program that asks the user to type in a word in English. 
Determine if that word is one of the most 100 popular English words. 
Here is a link to a data file on the web which contains this information:
    https://joannakl.github.io/core109_f17/slides/week10/popular_words_English.txt 
The words in this file are sorted in alphabetical order.

Here's how to get started:

* Read in the data and print it out (use the sample code above to get started) - use the 
 code from the slides to read the text of the file from the url above.
* Next, split the data using the correct separator character (hint: there is a 
line break between each word).
* Finally, use appropriate built-in functions and list methods to determine if the 
user's word is contained in the list that you generated in the previous step.


Restriction:
    You are not allowed to use any loops!!!!!

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Here are a few sample runs of your program:
    
What word would you like me to search for? 
here
Your word is one of the 100 most popular words!

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What word would you like me to search for? 
college
Sorry, your word is not one of the most popular words.

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__COMMENT YOUR SOURCE CODE__ by 

* briefly describing parts of your program 
* including your name at the top of your
  file (above these instructions)
"""