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Stopping a nested for loop fro Pig Latin translator

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The code is supposed to turn a seprate file into Pig Latin. The code does this at first but the nested for loop causes it to rearrange the words after it is successful. I do not know how to end this loop once the Pig Latin translation in complete.

I have tried to use break to end the for loop but this stops the code before it even finishes translating. I was also told by my teacher to move the print statements out of the for loop, but when I do this I get an indentation error.

def part2():
 fin = open('Sonnet.txt')
 fin.readline()
 vowels = ['a', 'e', 'i','o','u']
 for line in fin:
 poem = line.split()
 print(poem)
 for word in range(len(poem)):
 for i in range(len(vowels)): 
 if vowels[i] in poem[word][0]:
 print(poem[word] + 'way') 
 else: 
 print(poem[word][i:]+poem[word][0:i] + 'ay')
 print(poem) 
part2()

The third word is the correct translation but the code scrambles the words back to its first form.

Thatay
hatTay
atThay
tThaay
Thatay

python-3.6

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asked Mar 23 at 18:31

dudedude

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  How do I fix this loop is the question?
  
  – dude
  Mar 23 at 19:23
  

  
  
  
  

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The code is supposed to turn a seprate file into Pig Latin. The code does this at first but the nested for loop causes it to rearrange the words after it is successful. I do not know how to end this loop once the Pig Latin translation in complete.

I have tried to use break to end the for loop but this stops the code before it even finishes translating. I was also told by my teacher to move the print statements out of the for loop, but when I do this I get an indentation error.

def part2():
 fin = open('Sonnet.txt')
 fin.readline()
 vowels = ['a', 'e', 'i','o','u']
 for line in fin:
 poem = line.split()
 print(poem)
 for word in range(len(poem)):
 for i in range(len(vowels)): 
 if vowels[i] in poem[word][0]:
 print(poem[word] + 'way') 
 else: 
 print(poem[word][i:]+poem[word][0:i] + 'ay')
 print(poem) 
part2()

The third word is the correct translation but the code scrambles the words back to its first form.

Thatay
hatTay
atThay
tThaay
Thatay

python-3.6

share|improve this question

asked Mar 23 at 18:31

dudedude

157

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  How do I fix this loop is the question?
  
  – dude
  Mar 23 at 19:23
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

The code is supposed to turn a seprate file into Pig Latin. The code does this at first but the nested for loop causes it to rearrange the words after it is successful. I do not know how to end this loop once the Pig Latin translation in complete.

I have tried to use break to end the for loop but this stops the code before it even finishes translating. I was also told by my teacher to move the print statements out of the for loop, but when I do this I get an indentation error.

def part2():
 fin = open('Sonnet.txt')
 fin.readline()
 vowels = ['a', 'e', 'i','o','u']
 for line in fin:
 poem = line.split()
 print(poem)
 for word in range(len(poem)):
 for i in range(len(vowels)): 
 if vowels[i] in poem[word][0]:
 print(poem[word] + 'way') 
 else: 
 print(poem[word][i:]+poem[word][0:i] + 'ay')
 print(poem) 
part2()

The third word is the correct translation but the code scrambles the words back to its first form.

Thatay
hatTay
atThay
tThaay
Thatay

python-3.6

share|improve this question

asked Mar 23 at 18:31

dudedude

157

def part2():
 fin = open('Sonnet.txt')
 fin.readline()
 vowels = ['a', 'e', 'i','o','u']
 for line in fin:
 poem = line.split()
 print(poem)
 for word in range(len(poem)):
 for i in range(len(vowels)): 
 if vowels[i] in poem[word][0]:
 print(poem[word] + 'way') 
 else: 
 print(poem[word][i:]+poem[word][0:i] + 'ay')
 print(poem) 
part2()

Thatay
hatTay
atThay
tThaay
Thatay

share|improve this question

asked Mar 23 at 18:31

dudedude

157

share|improve this question

asked Mar 23 at 18:31

dudedude

157

asked Mar 23 at 18:31

dudedude

157

asked Mar 23 at 18:31

dudedude

157