Python! Please, help!

Question

The sequence of Latin characters and spaces is given. A group of characters that is separated on one or both sides by spaces and does not contain spaces inside it is called a word. Change the order of the letters to reverse in those words that have the longest length.Count the number of such words

Answer 1

txt = input("print your text") or "hello my name is Alice"

txt_list = txt.split(" ")

maxLen = max(list(map(len, txt_list)))

count_words= len(list(filter(lambda x: (len(x)==maxLen), txt_list)))

result = " ".join([x[::-1] if len(x)==maxLen else x for x in txt_list])

print(result)
print(f'count of max length words is {count_words}')

Answer 2

Example:
Input: hello my name is Alice
Output: olleh my name is ecilA

Answer 3

a = input("ENTER: ").split()
b = max([len(x) for x in a])
for x in range(len(a)):
if len(a[x]) == b: a[x] = a[x][::-1]
[print(x + " ", end="") for x in a]
print("\nCount of words = " + str(b))

#Hope this helps

Answer 4

Alex Lollipop any example input or output you can show us!

Answer 5

Sorry bro, my bad...

txt = input().split()

#your code goes here
length = 0

for i in txt:
if len(i) > length:
length = len(i)

for i in txt:
if len(i) == length:
p = i
break

print(len(p[::-1]))

Answer 6

First you find longest word in the sentence....
Aftet reverse the word.....

txt = input().split()

length = 0

for i in txt:
if len(i) > length:
length = len(i)

for i in txt:
if len(i) == length:
qq = i
break

Longest word is the - qq
Then reverse...

P = reverse(qq)
Print(len(p))

I think you will understand this....

Answer 7

May be.....
Follow step by step

Answer 8

Oh, it has some mistake..

Answer 9

Reverse is not defined

Answer 10

now it counts the number of characters

Answer 11

I think I'm screwed
ahhahah

Answer 12

😭

Answer 13

where is your code so i can help you with?

Answer 14

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