Pig Latin Translator in Python

Problem:

Most words in Pig Latin end in “ay.” Use the rules below to translate normal English into Pig Latin.

• If a word starts with a vowel add the word “way” at the end of the word. Example: Awesome = Awesome +way = Awesomeway
• If a word starts with a consonant, (such as dog) or a consonant cluster (such as brush), simply take the consonant/consonant cluster and move it to the end of the word, adding the suffix ‘ay’ to the end of the word.

For example, ‘dog’ in Pig Latin becomes ‘og-day’ (because the leading consonant ‘d’ has been moved to the end of the word, leaving simply ‘og’ at the beginning, and the suffix ‘-ay’ has been appended to the ‘d’).Our other example was the word ‘brush’, which becomes ‘ush-bray’ in Pig Latin, by following the same rule.

Solution:

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string1=input("Enter a Sentence: ").strip() words=string1.split() l_words=string1.lower().split() pig_latin=[]   for word in l_words:     if word[0] in 'aeiou':         pig_latin.append(word+'way')     else:         vowel_pos=0         for w in word:             if w in 'aeiou':                 vowel_pos=word.index(w)                 break             else:                 pass         pig_latin.append(word[vowel_pos:]+word[:vowel_pos]+'ay')   for i in range (0,len(words)-1):     if words[i].istitle():         pig_latin[i]=pig_latin[i].title()   print("Pig Latin Version is: "+" ".join(pig_latin).strip())

Output:

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Enter a Sentence: Pig Latin is hard to speak Pig Latin Version is: Igpay Atinlay isway ardhay otay eakspay   Enter a Sentence: I don’t know Pig Latin Version is: Iway on’tday owknay   Enter a Sentence: Shriman is a good Boy Pig Latin Version is: Imanshray isway away oodgay oybay