Checking strings against each other (Anagrams)

Question

The assignment is to write a program that accepts two groups of words from the user and then prints a "True" statement if the two are anagrams (or at least if all the letters of one are present in the other) and a "False" statement if not.

Being very new to programming as a whole, I don't know how to move beyond just indexing a string and comparing all of the pieces of one to another. I stress that I am a beginner; I've read many of the other posts tagged with Python and Anagram, and they are uniformly above my head and reference things I have not been taught. So the simpler the better. Here is my non-working code so far:

s1 = input("Please enter a word:")
s2 = input("Please enter another word:")

for i in range(0, len(s1), 1):
    if i in range (0, len(s2), 1):
        print("The letters in your first word are present in your second word.")

Answer 1

Here's a solution if you are adamant on using Python dictionary and you can't use functional programming:

Create a dictionary using comprehension and compare the dictionaries of the two word with a simple == operator.

def isanagram2(wrd1, wrd2):

    wrd1_dict = {k: 0 for k in wrd1}
    wrd2_dict = {k: 0 for k in wrd2}

    for c1, c2 in zip(wrd1, wrd2):
        wrd1_dict[c1] += 1
        wrd2_dict[c2] += 1

    if wrd1_dict == wrd2_dict:
        return True
    return False