Can someone help me with "Editing Guide" problem of code coach?

Question

Problem is as follows:
Manipulating Strings

You are making a text editor and need to implement find/replace functionality.
The code declares a text string. You need to take two string inputs, which represent the substring to find and what to replace it with in the text.
Your program needs to output the number of replacements made, along with the new text.

For example, for the given text "I weigh 80 kilograms. He weighs 65 kilograms.":

Sample Input
kilograms
kg

Sample Output
2
I weigh 80 kg. He weighs 65 kg.

The program replaced 2 occurrences of the word kilograms with kg.

My Code

text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
lst = text.split()
find = input()
replace = input()
#print(lst)
count = 0
for x in lst:
if x == find:
ind = lst.index(x)
lst.pop(ind)
lst.insert(ind,replace)
count+=1
string = " "
string = string.join(lst)
print(count)
print(string)

It is not passing all the test cases. Please help

Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is below!!✔✔✔👍👍👍👍✔✔✔
text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
sub_string1 = input()
sub_string2 = input()

print(text.count(sub_string1))
print(text.replace(sub_string1, sub_string2))

Answer 2

text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
lookingfor=input("")
replacedchar=input("")
countchar=text.count(lookingfor)
print(countchar)
newtxt=(text.replace(lookingfor,replacedchar))
print(newtxt)

"""this one worked for me"""

Answer 3

You are making a text editor and need to implement find/replace functionality.
The code declares a text string. You need to take two string inputs, which represent the substring to find and what to replace it with in the text.
Your program needs to output the number of replacements made, along with the new text.

For example, for the given text "I weigh 80 kilograms. He weighs 65 kilograms.":

Sample Input
kilograms
kg

Sample Output
2
I weigh 80 kg. He weighs 65 kg.

The program replaced 2 occurrences of the word kilograms with kg.
Note, that you need to output the number of replacements, before the replaced text.

Code

text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
i=input()
j=input()
print(text.count(i))
newtext=text.replace(i,j)
print(newtext)

Answer 4

Ok if you split it using " " then (dollars,) and (dollars.) would not be compared see the string carefully again

text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
lst = text.split()
find = input()
replace = input()
#print(lst)
count = 0
for x in lst:
if find in x:
ind = lst.index(x)
lst.pop(ind)
lst.insert(ind,replace)
count+=1
string = " "
string = string.join(lst)
print(count)
print(string)

I think this will work for you.

Answer 5

This code also works

find = input()
replace = input()

print(text.count(find))
print(text.replace(find, replace))

Answer 6

this is best answer:
text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
sub_string1 = input()
sub_string2 = input()

print(text.count(sub_string1))
if sub_string1 in text:
print(text.replace(sub_string1,sub_string2))

Answer 7

text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
sub_string1 = input()
sub_string2 = input()

print(text.count(sub_string1))
if sub_string1 in text:
print(text.replace(sub_string1,sub_string2))

Answer 8

find = input()
replace = input()
print(text.count(find))
print(text.replace(find, replace))

Answer 9

Getting four of five right
Can not get the reverse driving me mad

text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
x = input("")
i = input("")
print(text.count(x))
if x in text:
print(text.replace(x,i))

Answer 10

For those of you getting four out of five using string methods, please drop the if statement before the replace method. First of all it is reductant. Second of all, you need to print the text regardless if any changes were made.

if you used regex to solve this please share your code, my test 5 is failing. ty

Answer 11

text = "Amy has 128 dollars, while David has 54 dollars. Amy is going to the zoo. David watches soccer."
i=input()
j=input()
print(text.count(i))
newtext=text.replace(i,j)
print(newtext)