Example of the code that works great
s="abc123"
swap_seq="103254"
swapped=''.join([s[int(i)] for i in swap_seq])
if s[0].isupper(): swapped.capitalize()
print (swapped)
but I have a large amount of characters that I need to be swapped 18 exactly, just wondering how to do the double digits
The example i'm trying to get it working with is the following.
s="0123456789abcdefgh"
swap_seq="1 0 3 2 5 4 7 6 9 8 11 10 13 12 15 14 17 16"
swapped=''.join([s[int(i)] for i in swap_seq])
if s[0].isupper(): swapped.capitalize()
print (swapped)
Tried ["0", "1", "2"] but then the input would have to be exactly the same length or I get an error.
What i'm trying to do is have a user input anything up to 18 characters and the code will swap the letters/numbers around.
I think this is what you want, didn't try it. The way I read your code, you are indexing s, using the sequence outlined in swap_seq, so the split will give you a list of the positions, and i, instead of being each possible character in swap_seq, which includes spaces, will now be a list of the strings with the spaces taken out.
swapped=''.join([s[int(i)] for i in swap_seq.split()])