How to replace multiple words in a phrase in python using replace() function?

Answer 1

Shadoff
And one thing you are not a determiner to say to delete my question

Answer 2

You can do this using for loop:
https://code.sololearn.com/ca734a4A6A14
There are also other ways of doing this.
Here is the resource:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6116978/how-to-replace-multiple-substrings-of-a-string

Answer 3

use replace function multiple times

Answer 4

Is there any other short way

Answer 5

Also I hope you know about lower(), isalpha(), isdigit() functions?
which are useful when working with the strings

Answer 6

Buddy, you need to finish python core course then

Answer 7

Python core, python intermediate

Answer 8

没事， 都是可以。但是，最好 如果 你开始 python core, 然后python intermediate

Answer 9

YOU HAVE A LOT ROADS TO WALK OUT. it was just a test.
And you didn't pass it.
Let me give you a free advice.
Google, and Google translate is your friends!

This thread is not program related anymore. Please delete your Question

Answer 10

Madhav Nandhi Vardhan Appana

I would suggest you learn Python Intermediate, then Python Core.

You will find a lot of the lessons in Core are repeats of the previous lessons, but it will make for good revision.

Do you have a concept / code to show of what you are trying to achieve with your original post.

There may be a number of ways to achieve the result if a clear example is given

Answer 11

Madhav Nandhi Vardhan Appana
Awesome!
Take your time and restructure your attempt.

When you are ready, post your attempt here & we will be able to see where your problem is (hopefully)

Then we should be able to guide you to a resolution.

I seem to remember there was a trick involving 10 in the challenge, you may need to read the challenge carefully.

Let us know how you get on.

Answer 12

Here's a possibility:

repl = {"C": "low", "python": "high2", "Java": "high1"}
sent = input()
for x in repl: sent = sent.replace(x, repl[x])

# More words may be added

# Hope this helps

Answer 13

Calvin Thomas
Thank you for your answer

Answer 14

The only solution to this is by using a loop

Answer 15

yes.
you can use predefined dictionary in the user defined function.
which will take as an argument string, and returns new string where:
all words in the dictionary keys will be replaced with the dictionary's value.

got it?

Answer 16

I will try it
Thank you for your answer.

Answer 17

No I don't know
But I will learn them

Answer 18

I had completed python for beginners course ,
What should I have to complete now

Answer 19

Which one i have to complete first

Answer 20

Python core or Python intermediate