Exercise 2 Solution : Python tutorial 148

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This is solution of exercise 2 chapter 11

[Momo]

I did using *args :----

def func(l, *args):
if args:
Return [(f"{i[: :-1]}". title ()) for i in args]
else:
Return [(f"{i}". title ()) for i in l]

User = ["harshit", "mohit"]
Print (func(user))
Print (func(user, *user))
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😊 Thank you for making python an easy way of learning Harshit sir.

[tarushgupta]

def excersize(*args, reversed = False):
args = [i[::-1] if (reversed == True) else i for i in args]
result = [i[0].upper() + i[1:] for i in args]
print(result)

i didnot knew about .title command so i did this and it worked :D

[samirkumar]

def func(names, rev_str):
return [n[::-1].capitalize() if rev_str == True else n.capitalize() for n in names]

names = ['samir', 'behera']
print(func(names, rev_str = False))

[subhashriroy]

names=input().split()

def x(*names):
return [i[::-1].title() for i in names]
print(x(names, *y))

[Reverb_writes]

def reverseString(*args, **kwargs):
return [name[::-1].capitalize() if kwargs.get('reverse') else name.capitalize() for name in args]
print(reverseString(*['naveed', 'waheed'], reverse=True))

[saribkhan]

def capital(n):
return [ i [ : : - 1 ] . title( ) for i in names ]
names = [ ' sarib ', ' yahya ', 'muhid ' ]
print ( capital ( names ) )
more simpler to understand

[himani_]

def cap_rev(*args):
return [ i [ : : -1 ].title() for i in args ]

print( cap_rev( *["himani", "bansal"] ) )

[tracerce]

def func(l, reverse_str = False):
return [i.title() if (reverse_str == False) else i[::-1].title() for i in l]

names= ['melloh', 'hello']

print(func(names, reverse_str=True))

[ashoksurashe]

def func (*args, reverse_str = False):
if reverse_str == False:
return [i.title() for i in args]
else:
return [i[ : :-1].title() for i in args]
print (func(*names))

[Pay_Back_To_Society]

def code(num, *args):
if num=="true":
return [i[::-1].title() for i in args]
else:
return [i.title() for i in args]

[vermaamit]

def name_in_capital(*args):
name=[]
for i in args:
if args:
name.append(i[::-1].title())

return name
print(name_in_capital('amit', 'sumit'))

[prathammishra]

def fun(l, rev=False):
if rev:
return [i[::-1].capitalize() for i in l]
else:
return [i.capitalize() for i in l]


print(fun(['mohit', 'rohit'], True))

[byomokeshpanda]

I have used args and kwargs as below
def func(*args, **kwargs):
list_str = []
flag = False
if kwargs.get('reverse_str') == True:
flag = True

if flag == True:
for i in args:
for item in i:

else:
for i in args:
for item in i:

return list_str

names = ['harshit', 'mohit']

print(func(names))
print(func(names, reverse_str = True))

[ajaytulsyan]

def rev(*args, **kwargs):
if kwargs['rev_str'] == True:
args = [i[::-1] for i in args]
return [i.title() for i in args]


print (rev(*["ajay", "tulsyan"], rev_str = True))

[siddharthmalviya]

def capitalize(lis, rev_string = False):

return [word.capitalize() for word in lis] if not rev_string else [word[::-1].capitalize() for word in lis]

[takeela]

names = ['hello', 'world']

def capital(lis, reverse_str = False):
return [i.title() if (reverse_str == False) else i[::-1].title() for i in lis]

print(capital(names))
print(capital(names, reverse_str = True))

[harshvardhan]

Thankyou bhai. Bhot mehnat ki hai aapne

[nikhilpatil]

l=['nikhil', 'jayesh', 'kiran']
def func(*name):
# return ([i.capitalize() for i in l])
return ([i[::-1].capitalize() for i in name])
print(func(*l))

[MonkeyDLuffy-ldiy]

**kwargs use karne ki jarurat Nahi thi default argument se bhi kaam hota aur Acha hota

[ashutoshpragya]

I used *args and default parameter instead of using **kwargs and parameter.
def func(*args, reversed='false'):
if(reversed=='true'):
a.append(i[::-1].title() for i in args)
else:
a.append(i.title() for i in args)
return a
print(func('ashutosh', 'pragya', 'abhishek', reversed='true'))