Write a program that reads lines of input from the user and

Write a program that reads lines of input from the user and converts each line into \"Pig Latin.\" Pig Latin is English with the initial consonant sound moved to the end of each word, followed by \"ay\". Words that begin with vowels simply have an \"ay\" appended.

Your program should continuously prompt the user for sentences until they enter a blank line, at which point the program should terminate.

Solution

def pig_latin(sentence): # splitting sentence into list of words sentence = sentence.split() for k in range(len(sentence)): word = sentence[k] # condition 1: if word begins with a Vowel, we have to add \'ay\' with the word if word[0] in [\'a\', \'e\', \'i\', \'o\', \'u\']: sentence[k] = word + \'ay\' # condition 2: if word contains numbeers, we display it as is elif not word.isalpha(): sentence[k] = word # condition 3: if word begins with a Consonant, we move initial consonant and add \'ay\' to it. else: sentence[k] = word[1:] + word[0] + \'ay\' # Joining the newly created pig-latin words return \' \'.join(sentence) # user_input = input() print(\"Enter blank line at anytime to terminate the program.\") while True: input_sentence = input() # below code is to get input lines until user puts blank line to terminate program if input_sentence == \"\": break else: print(pig_latin(input_sentence))