def test_get_word_score():
    """
    Unit test for get_word_score
    """
    failure=False
    # dictionary of words and scores
    words = {("", 7):0, ("it", 7):2, ("was", 7):6, ("scored", 7):9, ("waybill", 7):65, ("outgnaw", 7):61, ("outgnawn", 8):62}
    for (word, n) in words.keys():
        score = get_word_score(word, n)
        if score != words[(word, n)]:
            print "FAILURE: test_get_word_score()"
            print "\tExpected", words[(word, n)], "points but got '" + str(score) + "' for word '" + word + "', n=" + str(n)
            failure=True
    if not failure:
        print "SUCCESS: test_get_word_score()"

def get_word_score(word, n):
    points = 0
    for letters in word:
        if letters == ' ':
            points = 0
            break
        x = SCRABBLE_LETTER_VALUES[letters]
        points = points + x
    if n >= 7:
        points = points + 50
    return points


##word = 'it'
##word = 'outgnawn'
##word = 'scored'
##word = ' '
##word = 'outgnaw'
##word = 'was'
##word = 'waybill'
##get_word_score(word, len(word))

if n >= 7:

if len(word) >= 7 and n >= 7:

if len(word) and n >= 7:

d = {'a':1, 'b':-2}

## want something like: 

if any d.value() < 0:
       do this
else: do that

if any([ v < 0 for v in d.values() ]):
    print 'hey'

if test == True:
  return True
else:
  return False

if test:
  return True
else:
  return False

return test

g = (v < 0 for v in d.values()) #g is now iterator
if any (g):
  print("hey")

if any( v < 0 for v in d.values() ):
    print 'hey'

from functools import reduce #remove this line for python 2.x
 
def operator(d):
        if d<=1:
                return lambda x,y:x+y
        else:
                return lambda x,y:reduce(operator(d-1),(x for i in range(y)))
 
f1 = operator(1) #f1 is addition
print(f1(99,99))
 
f2 = operator(2) #f2 is multiplication
print(f2(99,99))
 
f3 = operator(3) #f3 is power
print(f3(99,99))