How to print sorted string in python ?

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Sample I/p: I love to code
Sample o/p: code I love to

Answer 1

def fun(x):
return x.lower()
a = input().split()
a.sort(key = fun)
ans = ' '.join(a)
print(ans)

Answer 2

My Python 3 solution:-

n = input().split()
Dict, li = {}, []
for i in n:
Dict[i.lower()] = i
li.append(i.lower())
li.sort()
for i in li:
print(Dict[i], end = " ")

I am new to Python.
This will surely work sai kumar .
Please like this comment if you found this helpful.

Answer 3

It works...
But maybe the prob is that not all words are lowercase

I love to code // i love to code

Answer 4

Better still, post your code so we can know how to really help you out.

Answer 5

1)msg=str(input()).split()
2)msg.sort()
3)print(' '.join(msg))

Answer 6

.strip() remove characters from both left and right based on the argument..

Answer 7

Mr.Gaurav urs is also correct, there r multiple ways in answering a problem

Answer 8

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.geeksforgeeks.org/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-string-strip-2/amp/

This might help for those who need the use of strip ()

Answer 9

This is good. Moe Kyaw Oo. Using a function as the sort key....OMG. That is neat!

Answer 10

Neglect the upper and lower case in this,

Answer 11

No

Answer 12

n = input()
l = sorted(n.split(), key=lambda x: x.lower())
print(l[0], l[-1])
# or
mystring = l[0] + ' ' + l[-1]
print(mystring)

Answer 13

I always go to youtube, geeksforgeeks or stackoverflow then see if my question has already been solved. I found a youtube video for you because I think it would benefit you if you know how strings work in general in python. https://youtu.be/UsCQXe1OHZk

Answer 14

No use, just see my code. It's perfectly working Ramya Thiurmalisamy

Answer 15

But i dont think here .strip() is needed. Just check out my code sai kumar

Answer 16

I think question is self explanatory. You have given a string and you have to sort the string on the basis of it's words i.e Lexicographically

e.g (1)
Input - are you ok
Output - are ok you

e.g (2)
Input - This is important
Output - important is This

Answer 17

Tomiwa Joseph bro you will never get what I want to say. Just go through my code and see what the outcome is when you input "This is important" is returned as "important is This"

Answer 18

This will surely work Moe Kyaw Oo

Answer 19

What have you tried already my man?

Answer 20

I tried the following,but not passed,i think it's wrong,I searched the solution but not found the clear one

n=input()
k=sorted(n.split())
l=' '.join(k)
Print(l)