Print 'fb' from string "fooboo"

Question

Without using inbuilt functions,indexing,slicing

Answer 1

Impossible ! print is inbuilt too

Answer 2

Another idea

word="fooboo"
a,b,c,d,e,f = word
print(a,d,sep="")

Answer 3

Brian, Oma Falk In python 3 print() is no longer a part of the language (inbuilt), it is a function

Answer 4

Please show your code attempt!. Hint: use a for-loop

Answer 5

Delete all o

Answer 6

Revise the lessons on strings and control flow in Python Core course

Answer 7

Oma Falk replace is inbuilt function

Answer 8

Oma Falk read my question carefully

Answer 9

Oma Falk thank you

Answer 10

Shubham Gupta, my approach is worth reconsidering. It does not use indexing or slicing, and the sys module is imported from an external library. The sys.stdout.write() function is not inbuilt to the language like print(). Is there another, unpublished requirement?

Answer 11

just use indexes.

Answer 12

Oma Falk but how

Answer 13

Replace with ""

Answer 14

Thank u all for solution

Answer 15

If you may not use an inbuilt function then you must use an imported function to print.

import sys
.
.
sys.stdout.write(...)

Fill in the dots with the rest of the code by using a for/in loop and an if statement.

Answer 16

Can I do like this also

https://code.sololearn.com/cEz4hi3Km0x3/?ref=app

Answer 17

Shubham Gupta I think your fooboo(1) code is disqualified because it uses array indexing and the built-in print() function.

Answer 18

Brian then show me your code sir

Answer 19

Okay, Shubham Gupta, I will reveal my idea. Let me know if this meets the requirements:

import sys
for c in "fooboo":
if c!='o':
sys.stdout.write(c)

Answer 20

Brian No it not meets requirement you used built in module you have work more on it