Hello gurus in the house.. Please any idea on how i can interchange the first and last letters of any word using python?
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'good' = 'doog'
'soup' = 'pous'
'given' = 'niveg'
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Was thinking of using 'slice' - it didn't work. Help me out..
Just give me tips on how to go about it..don't write the program for me please.. Thanks in advance..

x="good"
print(x[-1]+x[1:-1]+x[0])

since strings are lists in python

x[-1] take the last character, minus means "start counting from the last character"
x[1:-1] selects from second character to penultimate inclusive, note that index starts from zero
x[0] is the first character

webdezzi:

since strings are lists in python

x[-1] take the last character, minus means "start counting from the last character"
x[1:-1] selects from second character to penultimate inclusive, note that index starts from zero
x[0] is the first character

thanks man, I really appreciate it..
Hope you don't mind answering another question?
Do you have any idea on how I can make PyGTK work on Windows? I've installed it, yet it's not working.(I tried using PyQt, but there is no good book on it).

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i've never used gtk,
the debate is usually btw wx and Qt and not gtk

there are billions on Qt tutorials online, especially on youtube

webdezzi: i've never used gtk,
the debate is usually btw wx and Qt and not gtk

there are billions on Qt tutorials online, especially on youtube

thanks man.
ok..

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ask away

Retrieve the ist character of the word assign it to a variable. Retrieve the last character and assign it to a variable. Then concatenate the last variable + the word (excluding the ist and last) + the first character