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17,772 Pointsfunction output without vowel (a,e,i,o,u)
Hello,
Is there anybody help me on this task? I try to apply the list method remove but my parameter is a string so I can't make it even I convert my string into a list type.
Thanks all in advance.
vowel_list=["a","e","i","o","u"]
def disemvowel(word):
for each_word in word:
if each_word.lower() in vowel_list:
return word.remove(vowel)
else:
return word
1 Answer
reanimator313
6,005 PointsA. You have to put the list inside the function
def disemvowel(word):
vowel_list=["a","e","i","o","u"]
B. You must make a list that contains all the items in the word
word_list=list(word)
C. You must delete all vowels from the created list
for each_word in word:
if each_word.lower() in vowel_list:
each_word.remove(word_list)
D. You must return word after the loop is ready, or better say the word without vowel.
word="".join(word_list)
return(word)
# or just the joined list
return("".join(word_list))
Vu Hua
17,772 PointsVu Hua
17,772 PointsHello reanimator313,
I can make it now. Thanks so much!
In the beginning, my "for loop" didin't check through all the word because I put the "return" of the "def" in wrong place, I put it in "if" 's block.
Now I understand. Thanks again.
VÅ©