Help!!!!!

Question

def reverse_words(text):
a = text.split()
for i in a:
b = i[::-1]

return "".join(b)

I want to have not only one word but all of them!

expectation:

isht si ecni < Is reversed

result in my end:
isht

Answer 1

Here's a little 1 liner.

print(' '.join(map(lambda x: x[::-1], input().split())))

or this if you prefer unpacking

print(*map(lambda x: x[::-1], input().split()))

Answer 2

Ailana i think you want the reverse_word function but if you don't
print(input()[::-1])
the most easiest

Answer 3

text = (input() or "this is nice").split(" ")

def reverse_words(text):
a = text.split()
for i in a:
b = i[::-1]

return "".join(b)

print(*[reverse_words(i) for i in text])

Answer 4

this should work

Answer 5

A shorter version

Answer 6

def reverse_words(text):
a = text.split()
c= []
for i in a:
b = i[::-1]
c.append(b)

return " ".join(c[::-1])

print(reverse_words('hello world'))

Answer 7

inp = input()
def reverse_words(words):
reversed = words[::-1]
return reversed
word = reverse_words(inp)
print(word)

Answer 8

Append b in every iteration to another list and use that list to join

Answer 9

Ailana be careful: if you use a variable "b" only in the loop it will be overwritten every time a cycle of the loop is executed, so finally "b" will be the last value of the loop.
If you want to find the errors I suggest you to print every important passage:

https://code.sololearn.com/cOjZpT90na24/?ref=app

So, you have to define a variable "c" out of the loop to have a final value with all the words:

https://code.sololearn.com/cKb5Y1uWCg62/?ref=app

But there are no reason to do it to reach the result:

https://code.sololearn.com/c13FfoO6Dm2F/?ref=app

I hope this helps you!
Bye!

Answer 10

Evandro Simorangkir i think your input statement is "this is nice" and second of all you cant give yourself input sololearn will give it

Answer 11

inp = 'this is nice'
words = inp.split()

for n in range(len(words)) :
    words[n]=words[n][::-1]

print (' '.join(words[x] for x in range(len(words))))

Answer 12

Eashan Morajkar just change into "inp=input()" for user typing input. Simple

Answer 13

def reverse_words(text):
a = text.split()
result = []

for i in a:

result.append(i[::-1]
)

return " ".join(result)

print(reverse_words("this Works!"))

Here i'm appending the reversed Word to an empty list. :D

Answer 14

inp = input()
def reverse_words(words):
reversed = words[::-1]
return reversed
print(reverse_words(inp))