Exercise: Let's Make Sure You're Comfortable With zip() and enumerate()

Exercise 1

You’re tasked with decoding a secret message! You’re given two pieces of information: a list of scrambled words and a list of indices that reveal their correct order.

scrambled_words = ["mystery", "is", "This", "a", "hidden"]
correct_order = [4, 1, 0, 2, 3]

1. Use zip() to pair each word with its correct index.
2. Sort the pairs by their indices.
3. Extract and combine the words into a single sentence, properly ordered.
4. Write a function decode_message(words, order) that takes any scrambled list of words and a list of indices to decode the message. Ensure it handles edge cases like missing or extra indices. Here are the rules:
   • If there are more indices than words, ignore the extra indices.
   • If there are more words than indices, assume the extra words are already in the correct order.

Exercise 2