How can i sort for every word in a string for every string in a list?-CodePudding

For starters i did this

text = "Hello I want to make this code better"

x = text.split()

sorted_characters = sorted(x[5])

sortedword = "".join(sorted_characters)

print(sortedword)

I want the code to do this but i couldn't figure out how to seperate words and every string in list:

example=['I like python', 'I like reading books']

Output should be ['I eikl hnopty', 'I eikl adeginp bkoos']

CodePudding user response：

A one liner: [' '.join([''.join(sorted(z)) for z in i.split()]) for i in example]

This just does what you did, with the list comperhension feature of python, and sort every element in the list

CodePudding user response：

You can use split to get the words out of the sentence and sort each of them and add them to a new string, like this...

text = "Hello I want to make this code better"
res = ""

for i in text.split():
    temp = ""

    for j in sorted(i):
        temp  = j

    res  = f"{temp} "

print(res)