What's wrong in my code?-Pig Latin

Question

I'm working this problem, and I think I did everything right. But I get 3/5.
# As a remainder, the Pig Lating problem is that: you are given a sentence, and you have to to change every word to: you place the first letter in the end of the word, and add "ay" at the end.

And Here's the code:

inp= input()
pig_lang=[]
word= inp.split()
for i in range(len(word)):
list_word= word[i].replace(word[i][0], "")
k= str(list_word) + str(word[i][0]) +"ay"
pig_lang.append(k)
print(" ".join(pig_lang))

Answer 1

Here's a short solution
https://code.sololearn.com/ckb0e4z0RAPC

Answer 2

Zetra_coder the code is set to Private. I usually make my codes Public but since this is the answer to a Code Coach question which is worth XP, it's probably better not to broadcast it 🙂

Answer 3

replace:
list_word= word[i].replace(word[i][0], "")

with:
list_word= word[i][1:]

this will take everything but the first letter, rather than replacing it with an empty character.

Answer 4

꧁༺Jenny༻꧂ Yes I didn't think of that. And thats also solved the problem. Thank you ❤

Answer 5

When you invoke word[i][0] the second time, you have destroyed the first letter previously, so what you're getting is the initial second letter.

Answer 6

David Ashton Very simplified code!! I have a question: when I enter in your link, I can't comment. And also the code isn't in your profile. How do you do that?

Answer 7

David Ashton An excellent code! I will try to write in this way!

Answer 8

You can try:
str=input().split( )
for i,x in enumerate(str):
str[i]=x[1:]+x[0]+"ay"
print(" ".join(str))

Answer 9

A short and simple solution:

https://code.sololearn.com/cQ9wZv1ypQwc/?ref=app

Answer 10

I think u can try thi8s method

Answer 11

I'm late to the party but here's my 1 line solution.
print(" ".join([w[1:len(w)] + w[0] + "ay" for w in input().split()]))

Answer 12

What does this do?
i[1:]

Answer 13

هله

Answer 14

pig_latin = " ".join([(i[1:]+i[0]+"ay") for i in input().split()])
print(pig_latin)