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Hands-on - String Operations Part 2

Python - String Operations 2

 

Rajesh is trying to write a program that will evaluate and correct his resume.

 

Define a function called `resume` which takes eight parameters. All the  parameters are string. 

 

  • The first parameter first is the first name.
  • the second parameter second is the second name
  • the third parameter parent is the name of the father or mother
  • the fourth parameter city is the name of the city
  • the fifth parameter contains phone number in the format of string
  • the sixth and seventh parameter contains a single string
  • the eigth parameter contains string sentence.

 

The function definition code stub is given in the editor. Generate print statements  based on conditions given below:

 

  • Remove the spaces from both the end for the strings (first, second, parent, city)
  • Capitalize the first word for the strings (first, second, parent)
  • print the strings first, second, parent and d separated by space.
  • check if the string phone contains only numerical characters and print the result
  • check if the string phone starts with string start and print the result
  • print number of times the string strfind appears in the strings (first, second, parent, city)
  • split the string string1 using split function and print the result
  • use the find method to find the position of string strfind in city

 

Constraints

  • Every input is String.

 

Sample Case 0

 

Sample Input

STDIN                  Function
-----                  --------
   firstname           →  first 
    lastname           →  second 
father                 →  parent 
city                   →  city 
9874563214             →  phone 
9                      →  start 
y                      →  strfind 
any sentence goes here →  string1

 

Sample Output

Firstname Lastname Father city
True
True
1
['any', 'sentence', 'goes', 'here']
3

 

 



#!/bin/python3

import math
import os
import random
import re
import sys



#
# Complete the 'resume' function below.
#
# The function is expected to print a STRING.
# The function accepts following parameters:
#  1. STRING first
#  2. STRING second
#  3. STRING parent
#  4. STRING city
#  5. STRING phone
#  6. STRING start
#  7. STRING strfind
#  8. STRING string1
#

def resume(first, second, parent, city, phone, start, strfind, string1):
    # Write your code here
    first = first.strip()
    first = first.capitalize()
    second = second.strip()
    second = second.capitalize()
    parent = parent.strip()
    parent = parent.capitalize()
    print(first,second,parent,city.strip())
    print(phone.isnumeric())
    print(phone.startswith(start))
    a = first+second+parent+city
    print(a.count(strfind))
    print(string1.split())
    print(city.find(strfind))

if __name__ == '__main__':

    a = input()

    b = input()

    c = input()

    d = input()

    ph = input()

    no = input()

    ch = input()

    str = input()

    resume(a, b, c, d, ph, no, ch, str) 

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