Reputation: 49
I have tried to make this work with a phrase, but I am having issues with getting it to the ie to go at the end of the words. For example HankTIE ouYIE would be the output of the input Thank You.
Here is what I have:
string=input("Please input a word: ")
def silly_encrypter(string):
strr = string.split()
for strr in string:
first_letter_at_the_end = strr[1:] + strr[0]
ie_at_the_end = first_letter_at_the_end + "IE"
print (ie_at_the_end)
silly_encrypter(string)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 213
Reputation: 4137
Upon reading the accepted answer, I had to provide a cleaner solution:
def silly_encryptor(phrase, suffix="IE"):
new_phrase = []
for word in phrase.split():
new_phrase.append(word[1:]+word[:1]+suffix)
return " ".join(new_phrase)
phrase = input("Please enter your phrase: ")
print (silly_encryptor(phrase))
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 2277
You can do this:
string=input("Please input a word: ")
def silly_encrypter(string):
splitspace = string.split() # first split the string into spaces.
for s in splitspace: # then looping over each element,
strlist = list(s) # turn the element into a list
strlist.append(strlist[0]) # first number to the last
del strlist[0] # delete the first number
strlist[0] = strlist[0].capitalize() # Capitalize the first letter
strlist.append('IE') # add IE
print(''.join(strlist), end=" ") # join the list
silly_encrypter(string)
Upvotes: 2