JUNGLE CAMPING

Question

I solved the jungle camping puzzle, but I'm wondering if anyone can tell me if there's an easier/more streamlined way this could have been done. Thanks in advance.

Link to challenge:
https://www.sololearn.com/coach/45?ref=app

My solution:
https://code.sololearn.com/cR7qwfC4f4Qb/?ref=app

Answer 1

I went for this

noise = {'Grr':'Lion', 'Rawr':'Tiger', 'Ssss':'Snake', 'Chirp':'Bird'}

entry = input()
p = entry.split()

for x in p:
if x in noise:
print ((noise[x]), end=" ")

Answer 2

You could have used the replace() method.

print(what_animal.replace("Grr", "Lion).replace("Rawr", "Tiger)...)

Nothing wrong with what you did, though!

Answer 3

I did it this way
noise = str(input())
noise_list = noise.split()
animal = {"Grr":"Lion", "Ssss":"Snake", "Rawr":"Tiger", "Chirp":"Bird"}

answer = " "
for x in noise_list:
answer += animal[x] + " "

print(answer)

Answer 4

This is what I did, using replace()

string = input()

a = string.replace('Grr', 'Lion')
b = a.replace('Rawr', 'Tiger')
c = b.replace('Ssss', 'Snake')
d = c.replace('Chirp', 'Bird')

print(d)

Answer 5

👉🏻Pleased kindly❤️upvote👈🏻
I did it using function,any other suggestions are highly welcome🐍▫️▫️▫️
https://code.sololearn.com/cBuE0jHEnNDY/?ref=app

Answer 6

Thanks Russ! I'm going to try that. I figured there's got to be another method I could use that would have shortened what I wrote.

Answer 7

sound = list(input())
for x in sound:
if x == "G":
print("Lion" , end = ' ')
elif x == "R":
print("Tiger" , end = ' ')
elif x == "S":
print("Snake" , end = ' ')
elif x == "C":
print("Bird" , end = ' ')

Answer 8

noises = input().split()
#The noises are given all in one sentence, so I put them separately in a list

animals = {
'Grr': 'Lion',
'Rawr': 'Tiger',
'Ssss': 'Snake',
'Chirp': 'Bird'
}
#A dictionary to compare the inputs' sounds

animals_selected = [ ]
#We'll use it later

for i in noises: #For each noise in noises
if i in animals.keys(): #If the noise is in animals' keys
animals_selected.append(animals[i]) #Add its value to animals_selected

print(*animals_selected)
#The * assures that every item will be printed at the same line, without [] or , or ' just like the puzzle requires.

Answer 9

Here you go! Done in Python. I'll try c++ and Java next.
import re
#Produced By Joe Hutchens
word = input()
word.strip("")
#This extra material. You can rewrite the program with these lines of code#
pattern = r"Grr+|Ssss+|Rawr+|Chirp+"
x1 = re.findall(pattern,word)

#This is where the conversion happens#
word = re.sub("Grr","Lion",word)
word = re.sub("Ssss","Snake",word)
word = re.sub("Rawr","Tiger",word)
word = re.sub("Chirp","Bird",word)
#This will print the completed list with correct wording#
print(word)

Answer 10

my code in python
sounds={'Grr' : 'Lion', 'Rawr' : 'Tiger', 'Ssss' : 'Snake', 'Chrip' : 'Bird'}
hear=input()
animals=[]
slist= list(hear.split(" "))
for s in slist:
animals.append(sounds.get(s))
output=' '.join([str(i) for i in animals])
print(output)