Hashtag Generator in Python

Question

Stuck here, any help??

We are creating our own social network application and need to have a hashtag generator program.
Complete the program to output the input text starting with the hashtag (#).
Also, if the user entered several words, the program should delete the spaces between them.

Sample Input
code sleep eat repeat

Sample Output
#codesleepeatrepeat

Answer 1

First you can use split method to split each word in a string with spaces.

Then join it back with blank strings.

Thus will remove every spaces in the string.

Then make a list with the first item as #.

Then append the string to the end of the array.

Then join this array with empty joiners to make it as a whole array.

example is attached below
https://code.sololearn.com/cjkGT69PyHNC/?ref=app

Answer 2

this is a short version, but still has a good readability:

print('#'+''.join(input().split()))

# or to store the hashtag in a variable:
hash_tag = '#'+''.join(input().split())

Answer 3

This is my solution:

s = input()

def hashtagGen(text):
#your code goes here
a = text.replace(" ", "")
return a

print(hashtagGen('#' + s))

Answer 4

s = input()

def hashtagGen(text):

return text.replace(" ", " ")

print(hashtagGen('#' + s))

Answer 5

I saw you sharing your attempt but then you removed it. I think this should work.

https://code.sololearn.com/cVvQOLBLS19M/?ref=app

Answer 6

With replace function you can do that.For # you can added it in the begin to the input and reassign new input to it with space removed

Answer 7

s = input()

def hashtagGen(text):
#your code goes here
a = text.replace(" ", "")
return a

print(hashtagGen('#' + s))

Answer 8

I have used this code:
s = input()

def hashtagGen(text=s):
# место для вашего кода
i = text.replace(" ", "")
i = list(i)
h = "#"
i.insert(0, h)
print(''.join(i))
return

hashtagGen(s)

Answer 9

Its my solution but it is a bit long and complex:
def hashtag (text):
hash = ["#"]
for i in text:
if i != " ":
hash.append(i)
else:
continue
tag = ""
for j in hash:
tag += j
print(tag)
subject = input("enter what's on your mind: ")
hashtag(subject)

Answer 10

#Sample Input: code sleep eat repeat
#Sample Output: #codesleepeatrepeat

user_string = input()

def hashtag_generator(x):
x = x.replace(" ", "")
return "#" + x

print(hashtag_generator(user_string))

Answer 11

Siva Krishnan ,

sorry to say,

your example is neither a valid *python code* nor a *list comprehension*. so it would be better if you remove it.

Answer 12

Comment=input().split()
print("#","".join(comment,sper"')

Answer 13

text = input("enter the trend: ")
def hashtagGen(text):
a = text.replace("","")
return a
print(hashtagGen('#'+text))

Answer 14

Code a list comprehension to add a hashtag '#' to the values of the tags list

hashtags = [" + X X tags]

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