How to replace two words in Python?

Question

name =("hello world")
print(name.replace("h""w" , "c""t"))

Answer 1

I think you are trying to replace "h" with "c" and "w" with "t", in which case you should do this:

name = "hello world"
name = name.replace("h", "c").replace("w", "t")
print(name) # "cello torld"

I agree with everything else the others have already said 👍

Answer 2

name = "Hello World"

def replaceWord(name, wtr):
for w, ww in wtr.items():
name = name.replace(w, ww)
return name

name = replaceWord(name, {"H":'C', "W":'T'})

print(name)

Answer 3

name =("hello world")
print(name.replace("h","w",1).replace("u","h",2)) not work

Answer 4

Hi

Answer 5

🥀Priya Singh🥀 What is the output you want?