Printing Each Letter of a Word + Another Letter - Python

printing each letter of a word + another letter - python

Your answer was pretty much on point, all you needed to do was indent the last line, so it prints out reversed_text each time a letter is added to it.

name = input("Name: ")
reversed_text = ''
last_index = len(name) - 1
for i in range(last_index, -1, -1):
  reversed_text += name[i]
  print(reversed_text)

Printing randomized letters between every letter in a word

I tried Your code and it seems that the character inserted in front of the string might be caused by a blank space. To avoid inserting the random character at the end just slice the string and add the last character in the return statement:

def addCharacters(string, strength, randomLettersNumbers):
    newString = ''
    for c in string[:-1]:
        letters = ''
        for k in range(strength):
            letters += random.choice(randomLettersNumbers)
        newString += c + letters
    return newString+string[-1]+' '

def processSentence(string,strength,randomLettersNumbers):
    return "".join([addCharacters(s,strength,randomLettersNumbers) for s in string.split()])

This code should produce the results You're looking for by splitting Your sentence. Than it applies the method individually for each word and adds a space at the end. The join() method rejoins the modified strings.

printing each letter of string same number of times as number of letters

def vertical_strings(string):
    """takes a string and prints each letter on new line repeating each letter for length of word"""

    num = len(string)
    for char in string:
        new = char * num
        print new
vertical_strings('hi')

You just have to make minor tweaks in your code

• Since you need to print, have the print on each iteration of the code

How to print each letter on new line

that is simple using enumerate, for example

word="Hello"
for index,letter in enumerate(word,1):
    print(index,":",letter)

output

1 : H
2 : e
3 : l
4 : l
5 : o 

trying to replace every letter of the alphabet with another letter to print something completely different eg: python ends up to be fhoeyd

I used this one:

list_A = ['w','o','r','l','d']
list_B = ['y','u','c','w','j']

string = 'world'
string_fin = ''

for s in string:
    for i, j in zip (list_A, list_B):
        if s == i:
            string_fin += j

print(string_fin)

How to print out the letters of a word, one on each line, with three asterisks before and after the word

As simple as that:

word = input("Enter a word: ")
print("***")
for letter in word:
    print(letter)
print("***")

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