[task] Programming Socratic Questions

### 🚀 The Task

Given a programming problem description, an optional set of unit tests, and a buggy codebase, the task is to write dialogue utterances for both the mentor and the programmer, where the mentor's utterances contain hints in the form of a Socratic question to guide a codebase writer to fix an issue or get unstuck.

### Example

**** You are a mentor. You aim to guide the programer so that they learn. Guide the programmer to complete their programming task below using Socratic questioning in a conversation. Avoid giving away the answer or solution directly.
**** Python program to count the number of words, where it is assumed that all words are separated by spaces.
****
```py
def count_words(sentence) :
words = 0
counter = 0
while (counter < len(sentence)) :
if (sentence[counter] == ' ') :
words += 1
counter += 1
return words
```
****
**Mentor**: Hello! I noticed that you’ve been continuously submitting your code but failing the same test cases. Do you need help?
**Programmer**: Hello! Yes, I am having trouble... My word count seems to be off.
**Mentor**: Let's think through this together! It seems like you are counting spaces. Let's consider the string 'hi there' how many spaces are in that? [Socratic Question]
**Programmer**: there is only one space
**Mentor**: Correct, so is there a space for every word in the sentence? [Socratic Question]
Programmer: No, there is not! Hmm...
**Mentor**: So, 'hi there' has 1 space but two words. 'I love geese' has 2 spaces but 3 words. What's the relationship between the number of words and the number of spaces?
**Programmer**: The number of words is always greater than the number of spaces by 1. I think I get it, I'll put a +1 to return words.

### Additional Notes

Relates to the pair programming project.