Hi - I'm new at coding. Could someone please help me write a code which gives a mirror output of an in input string?

Question

I have defined the universe as {'b': 'd', 'd' : 'b', 'o': 'o', 'p' : 'q' ....}
I have given an input but am unsure how to take it forward to get to the output.

Example: if the input is 'vow'; the desired output should be 'wov'.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Answer 1

We can only mirror d,b,q,p
Here is the code i reckon that you're looking for:

dict={'q':'p','p':'q','d':'b','b':'d'}
x=input()[::-1]
a=''
for i in x:
if i in dict:
i=dict[i]
a+=i
print(a)

Answer 2

Hi - thanks for the responses but I do not need only reversing of the letters. I need them to be mirrored...i.e. they should also be visually reversed.

Example: for a random input of "poiw", the output should be "wioq"

Thanks again

Answer 3

istr=input()
print(istr[::-1])
I think this will give an mirror output of given string

Answer 4

Snigdha Datta As I'm not sure what you exactly want reverse or mirror after reading the suggestions, but question says ,
"Mirror" : -- old code edited & resaved --
https://code.sololearn.com/cC4CETbktz2J/?ref=app

Answer 5

You mean this?

x='hello world'
print(x[::-1])

#this would print
#dlrow olleh

Answer 6

You may find answer in https://www.tutorialspoint.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-program-to-find-mirror-characters-in-a-string

Answer 7

You may find answer in https://www.tutorialspoint.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-program-to-find-mirror-characters-in-a-string

Answer 8

Thanks for all your inputs - this would help me learn some other concepts on python, as well.

Answer 9

# first take the user input

a = input()

# Reverse the list

a = a[::-1]

# print the list

print(a)
#Or you could also have used " a = a.reverse()"
# Or use " a=' '.join(reversed(a)) "

Answer 10

If you want words reversed only you can split the string into a list and operate on each index (or word in this case) and reverse it with the reverse method or [::-1] and then use the join method to put them back together

Answer 11

n = input()
print(n[::-1)

Answer 12

Try using this reverse slicing.
text = "Hello"
print (text[::-1])
>>> olleH
It will slice the string in reverse order.

Answer 13

This one is very simple. You can do it with List slicing
Ex-
word=input()
print(word[::-1])

It'll do your work
Explanation : The third parameter determines the order of string, if you put negative value in it it'll reverse the order of the string. Also, putting negative values in the first two will count from the end of the list.

Answer 14

Im still lost. How can P be reversed? wouold you need to determin it via a dictionary?

Answer 15

You should read about List slice in detail. You do not dictionary for this. It's a simple procedure

Answer 16

U know python or just starting it??

Answer 17

Ramya Thiurmalisamy
First try to understand this code:

x=[0,1,2,3,4,5]

#using ":" will print everything
print( x[ : ] ) >>>[0,1,2,3,4,5]

#if we want to step 2 numbers we can use third argument as
print( x[ 0 : 5 : 2 ] ) >>>[0,2,4]

#if we want to start from back we write in the same way but with "-" sign (note: from back the index of 1st digit is -1 not 0
print( x[ -1 : -5 : -2] ) >>>[5,3,1]

#now if we want to to print everything without giving indices of 1st two arguments we can use ":" as described earlier(here we used two colons to skip middle argument and include the 3rd argument)
print( x[ : : -2] ) >>>[4,2,0]

#and if we don't want to skip we can write as
print( x[ : : -1] ) >>>[5,4,3,2,1,0]

I hope now you have understood the reversing of list.

Answer 18

u_input = input()
Print(u_input[0:0:-1])

Answer 19

you have to know what a string is

Answer 20

# For mirror output of string
Name = input("enter a word")
Name.lower()
Print(Name(::-1))