Adding word

Question

You need to write a function that takes multiple words as its argument and returns a concatenated version of those words separated by dashes (-).
The function should be able to take a varying number of words as the argument.

Sample Input
this
is
great

Sample Output
this-is-great

How to solve
I was try more than 15 times :(

Answer 1

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Answer 2

If you are having difficulty then check out this.. I have tried to explain everything in here..
Do the changes you want.

https://code.sololearn.com/ckKvB8v8Gf0K/?ref=app

Answer 3

def add(*words):
return '-'.join(words)
print(add('w0', 'w1', 'w2'))

Answer 4

def concatenate(*args):
result = None
for i in args:
if result == None:
result = i
else:
result += "-" + i
return result

print(concatenate("I", "love", "Python", "!"))

Answer 5

Where is your attempt show us

Use .join method to join them after appending them to a list

Answer 6

Thanks 😊

Answer 7

def concfunc(*conc_words):
return '-'.join(conc_words)
print (conc_words)

print(concfunc("I", "love", "Python","!"))

Answer 8

print ("Enter words for concatenating separated by space")
input_words = input()

word_list = input_words.split()
joined_words = "-".join(word_list)
print (joined_words)

Answer 9

def concatenate(*args):
con = ""
for i,arg in enumerate(args):
if i<len(arg):
con += arg + "-"
else:
con += arg
return con
print(concatenate("I", "love", "Python", "!"))

Answer 10

def concatenate(*args):
x = (args)
print(x[0] + "-" + x[1] + "-" + x[2] + "-" + x[3])

concatenate("I", "love", "Python", "!")