How I can output the longest word in text?

Question

Using the text as input, find and output the longest word.

Sample input
this is an awesome text

Result example
awesome

Remember the split ('') method, which returns a list of words in a string.
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Answer 1

Azizkxon Murotkhonov , you could do like:

- take input with input() function
- separate the sentence from input to a list by using split()
- sort the just created list by using a special argument for sorted that is a lambda function and sort by length of element
- after this the last element in the list is the longest word.

Happy coding!

Answer 2

x="this is an awesome text"
y=x.split()
k=max(len(p) for p in y)
for i in y:
if len(i)==k:
print(i)
>>>>>>awesome

Answer 3

Lothar Thanks, I have done this code

Answer 4

Hope this helps

txt = input()

#your code goes here

longest = max(txt.split(), key=len)

print( longest )

Answer 5

Using len function

Answer 6

I wrote a code that can output multiple strings, and is till beginner frendly (since im also a beginner):

txt = input("str: ")
splitted_txt = txt.split()
char_numb = (len(p) for p in splitted_txt)
max_char_numb = [max(char_numb)]
for i in splitted_txt:
if len(i) in max_char_numb:
print(i)

Answer 7

#Solution_1
text = input (" ").split(" ")
text_dict = {}
text_list = []

for word in text:
text_dict[word] = len(word)
text_list.append(len(word))

for key,value in text_dict.items():
if value == max(text_list):
print (key)

#Solution_2
text = input (" ").split(" ")
text_dict = {}
text_list = []

for word in text:
text_dict[word] = len(word)

max_value = 0
max_key = " "

for key, value in text_dict.items():
if value > max_value:
max_key = key
max_value = value
print(max_key)

Answer 8

txt = input()
#your code goes here
y=txt.split(" ")
k=max(len(p) for p in y)
for i in y:
if len(i)==k:
print(i)