Python functions

Question

This is the task :

Your friend sent you a message, however his keyboard is broken and types a # instead of a space.

Replace all of the # characters with spaces and output the result
And its the code :

txt = input()

for x in txt:
txt 1 = x.replace(#, ' ')
print(txt 1)
Whats the problem with this code?

Answer 1

1) no need for loop (str.replace(old, new) already replaces all )

2) txt_1 or txt1 not txt 1

Answer 2

There no need of loop..
txt.replace('#',' ')
Replaces # with space in total original string..
Check it by print(txt)
One liner :
print(input().replace('#', ' '))

Edit :
Yasamin Kholafaei
In your code in variable txt 1, space is not alloved to use in variable. You should remove. => txt1
And you forget to add quotes for charecter # in replace function like '#'. So add quotes for #, and remove space in txt 1.

Answer 3

Use this:

txt = input()
txt1 = txt.replace('#', ' ')
print(txt1)

Don't use Ridiculous spaces and loops.

Answer 4

print(input().replace('#',' '))

Answer 5

Dont use for loop

txt = input()
txt1 = txt.replace('#', ' ')
print(txt1)

Answer 6

Just play using for loop:

sentence="Hi#Everyone#how#are#you#today?"
print(sentence)
res=""
for i in sentence:
if i=="#":
i=" "
res+=i
print(res)

Answer 7

😶

Answer 8

Yes its true

Answer 9

https://code.sololearn.com/cjbmqEJ6JwoH/?ref=app

Answer 10

Heyo! You can easily go with txt.replace(#,’ ’) as it will apply to the whole file. :)

Answer 11

Quel est le résultat de ce code ? triple = lambda x : x * 3 ajouter = lambda x, y : x + y imprimer(ajouter(triple(3), 4))

Answer 12

Python functions

txt = input()

for x in txt:
txt 1 = x.replace(#, ' ')
print(txt 1)

Answer :
1. txt_1 or txt1 ( txt 1 ,naming should be like this ) because spacing is not allowed
2. replace we can directly use on string instead of each character ( this is not the issue )
3. print will end with newline
You have to use print(txt_1, end='')

Overall answer will be

txt = input()

for x in txt:
txt_1 = x.replace(#, ' ')
print(txt_1, end='')

Answer simple way
print(input().replace('#', ' '))

Answer 13

The name of a variable doesn't take space on it. You don't need to use a loop.

Answer 14

I solved this way

msg = input()
output_message = msg.replace("#", " ")
print(output_message)

Answer 15

Hi

Answer 16

Good