Pig Latin HELP

Question

en = input()
wl = list(en.split())
for i in wl:
a = wl[i]
a += a[1]
a += ('ay')
a = a[i][1:]
print(str(wl))
It says a = wl[i] is wrong
WHY?

Answer 1

en = "Hello World"
en.split() would split it by words and return a list with the following elements -
['Hello' , 'World']
So if there's only one word in the input, there will be only one element in that list. So w[1] will give an "index out of range" error.
What you are want is to split the word by "letters". For that,
Replace the 2nd line with -
wl = list(en)
And it should work.
Tell me if it works for you after trying this.

Answer 2

Ooooh, I got it! I forgot that the first element is [0] but not [1]

Answer 3

Here is final code:
en = input()
wl = en.split()
word = 0
for i in wl:
wl[word] += wl[word][0]
wl[word] += 'ay'
wl[word] = wl[word][1:]
word += 1
print(' '.join(wl))

Answer 4

Oh, haha. Glad you got the answer.