I have a code, but I don't really know python, so I have a problem. I know that the insert isn't right for strings but I don't know how can I insert?
original_string = input("What's yout sentence?")
add_character = input("What char do you want to add?")
slice = int(input("What's the step?"))
for i in original_string[::slice]:
original_string.insert(add_character)
print("The string after inserting characters: " + str(original_string))
So I need help, how can I rewrite this? That's the homework for university and we haven't studied def so I can't use it
original_string = input("What's yout sentence?")
add_character = input("What char do you want to add?")
slice = int(input("What's the step?"))
new_string = ""
for index, letter in enumerate(original_string):
if index % slice == 0 and index != 0:
new_string += add_character + letter
else:
new_string += letter
print("The string after inserting characters: " + str(new_string))
Explanation: Strings are immutable so we'll have to create a new string to append to. So loop through the original string, take each letter and its index. If the index is a multiple of the slice, then add the character in add_character variable along with the letter, otherwise only append the letter. This will add the character at every multiple of the slice. I believe this is what the code was trying to achieve atleast, correct me if I'm wrong