SRL Archive - General

Question One

Australians like to pay out our New Zealand cousins for their funny accent. To Australians. the Kiwi pronunciation of the letter i sounds more like our pronunciation of the letter u. The typical example we use is that fish and chips spoken in a Kiwi accent often sounds like fush and chups.

Your program should read in what John is trying to say, and replace every i with a u, and print out the result. For example:

Enter sentence: Fish and chips please.

Fush and chups please.

Here is another example:

Enter sentence: I'd like to go for a swim.

U'd luke to go for a swum.


WTF HOW DO I DO THAT IN PESUDOCODE!! HELP!!

If character = i then character = u

?

My teacher said use an array..

char_array = split(string);
foreach (char_array as char) do
    if (char == i) then
        replace(char, u)
    end
end
string = NULL
foreach (char_array as char) do
    string += char
end
print string

In PHP:
[PHP]$string = str_replace("i", "u", $string);
echo $string;[/PHP]

#! /usr/bin/env python

import re

if __name__ == '__main__':
  print re.sub('i', 'u', 'fish and chips please.')

To be honest I do not know how close you can get to using Pesudocode with such a simple request… The real code is so quick and easy to write there really isn't a point to mocking up any code.

I don't know this question is stupid.. i guess Frement gave me enough

I = 0
REPEAT
if String == i then
string = u
i = i + 1
until stringlength <= i

think of a string as an array of characters

From: Bad Boy JH
I = 0
REPEAT
if String == i then
string = u
i = i + 1
until stringlength <= i

think of a string as an array of characters

A string is an array of chars.. :p

yes, I know. However most people don't see it that way, view 3 as a decimal, its still tecnically a decimal… sorta

I don't know this question is stupid.. i guess Frement gave me enough

In what language? This is super simple though man. Omg. Haha.

Gravedug by a spam bot :/

I can't believe I didn't realize that. So sorry..lmao.