def LetterCountI(str):
def ischar(char):
if char.upper()>="A" and char.upper()<="Z":
return True
else:
return False
maxrepeatedtimes=0
maxrepeatedword=""
i=0
while i<len(str):
count={}
currentword=""
while i<len(str) and not(str[i]==" "):
currentword+=str[i]
count.setdefault(str[i],0) # if we don't have char, it will be added and 0 instances
count[str[i]]+=1
i+=1
maxtmp=max(count, key=count.get)
#print ("for the word /",currentword,"/ max repeated letter numer is: ", count[maxtmp])
if count[maxtmp]>maxrepeatedtimes:
maxrepeatedtimes=count[maxtmp]
maxrepeatedword=currentword
i+=1
if maxrepeatedtimes==0:
return -1
else:
return maxrepeatedword
def LetterCountI(str):
def ischar(char):
if char.upper() >= "A" and char.upper() <= "Z":
return True
else:
return False
maxrepeatedtimes = 0
maxrepeatedword = ""
i = 0
while i < len(str):
count = {}
currentword = ""
while i < len(str) and not (str[i] == " "):
currentword += str[i]
count.setdefault(
str[i],
0) # if we don't have char, it will be added and 0 instances
count[str[i]] += 1
i += 1
maxtmp = max(count, key=count.get)
#print ("for the word /",currentword,"/ max repeated letter numer is: ", count[maxtmp])
if count[maxtmp] > maxrepeatedtimes:
maxrepeatedtimes = count[maxtmp]
maxrepeatedword = currentword
i += 1
if maxrepeatedtimes == 0:
return -1
else:
return maxrepeatedword
newstr+="-"+str[i]
i+=1
if i<len(str):
if odd(str[i]) and odd(str[i-1]) and i>0:
newstr+="-"
newstr+=str[i]
i+=1
return(newstr)
print (DashInsert("777773055544448899281274727777"))
#count number of instances of each character in a string
sentence="This is a nice long sentence with many words"
count={}
for char in sentence:
count.setdefault(char,0) # if we don't have char, it will be added and 0 instances
count[char]+=1 # the previous command set the instance to 0 if this is the first time. now, number of instances is raised by 1;
# so either it will be 1, or increased by 1.
print (count)
#variables
x3=7
def fun01():
print (x3)
#global x3 # by default, Python will scope variable inside block. adding "global" tells to use the global variable x3
#x3=8 # it will take the global x3 and assign to it 8
#x3=x3+5 #now global x3 equels 13
return x3 #returns 13
i += 1
if i < len(str):
if odd(str[i]) and odd(str[i - 1]) and i > 0:
newstr += "-"
newstr += str[i]
i += 1
return (newstr)
print(DashInsert("777773055544448899281274727777"))
#count number of instances of each character in a string
sentence = "This is a nice long sentence with many words"
count = {}
for char in sentence:
count.setdefault(
char, 0) # if we don't have char, it will be added and 0 instances
count[
char] += 1 # the previous command set the instance to 0 if this is the first time. now, number of instances is raised by 1;
# so either it will be 1, or increased by 1.
print(count)
#variables
x3 = 7
def fun01():
print(x3)
#global x3 # by default, Python will scope variable inside block. adding "global" tells to use the global variable x3
#x3=8 # it will take the global x3 and assign to it 8
#x3=x3+5 #now global x3 equels 13
return x3 #returns 13
