Question for python 35.2

Question

Hello everyone, ive been stuck on this question for quite a while can u guys help me out thanks!

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

Hint
You can use the replace() function to replace the spaces (" ") with empty strings (""). See how it works:

s = input()

def hashtagGen(text):
#your code goes here
text1= text.replace(text,"#"+"".join(text))
return text1

print(hashtagGen(s))

This is the code i use however, whenever the test case has words with a space, like space cat, the output will be #space cat instesd of the desired #spacecat

Answer 1

Try this buddy
Used the hint for replace(), showing how it works then concatenated the # in the print statement.

s = input()

def hashtagGen(text):
#your code goes here
text1= text.replace(' ','')
return text1

print('#'+ hashtagGen(s))

Answer 2

Benjamin Jürgens ahh i see thank you for that
Rik Wittkopp it works thank you!

Answer 3

s = input()

def hashtagGen(text):
text = s.replace(" ", "")
return "#" + text
print(hashtagGen(s))

Answer 4

Your second argument for the replace function is already close to a solution. There is only one misconception about how join works:

The argument is treated as a list and the elements are joined by the string before join. A string as argument is treated as a list of characters, so it joins all characters with an empty string, returning an exact copy of the argument string.

What you want as argument for join is a list of words. You can get that with text.split()

Answer 5

s = input()
def hashtagGen(text):
#your code goes here
text1=text.replace(" ","")
return (text1)
print("#"+hashtagGen(s))

Answer 6

s = input()
s = "#"+s
def hashtagGen(text):
#your code goes here
s1 = text.replace(" ","")
return s1
print(hashtagGen(s))

Answer 7

s = input()

def hashtagGen(text):
#your code goes here

#replace method to the parameters & declare in a new variable
text1 = text.replace(" ", "")

#returns a new string
return text1

#concatanation (#) on Output start
print("#" + hashtagGen(s))