Reverse username from email
Question:
I created a script whereas the output should be "ACER,ONE" however I am stuck how can I place a reverse the username which I ended up "ONE,ACER" as result.
email='[email protected]'
index = email.index("@")
email_id = email[:index]
email_id = email_id.upper()
print(email_id.replace(email_id[3],","))
# > ONE,ACER
Answers:
",".join("ACER,ONE".split(",")[::-1])
In your case, you could do:
print(",".join(email.split("@")[0].split(",")[::-1]))
as @ox5453 mentioned in the comments, you can also use the built-in reversed method for readability:
print(",".join(reversed("ACER,ONE".split(","))))
print(",".join(reversed(email.split("@")[0].split(","))))
email1 ='[email protected]'
email2 = print(",".join(reversed("ONE,ACER".split(","))))
This is my answer which I got
ACER,ONE
I created a script whereas the output should be "ACER,ONE" however I am stuck how can I place a reverse the username which I ended up "ONE,ACER" as result.
email='[email protected]'
index = email.index("@")
email_id = email[:index]
email_id = email_id.upper()
print(email_id.replace(email_id[3],","))
# > ONE,ACER
",".join("ACER,ONE".split(",")[::-1])
In your case, you could do:
print(",".join(email.split("@")[0].split(",")[::-1]))
as @ox5453 mentioned in the comments, you can also use the built-in reversed method for readability:
print(",".join(reversed("ACER,ONE".split(","))))
print(",".join(reversed(email.split("@")[0].split(","))))
email1 ='[email protected]'
email2 = print(",".join(reversed("ONE,ACER".split(","))))
This is my answer which I got
ACER,ONE