Why it doesnt work:

Question

tried pig latin in python (i know that last is wrong, but it still doesnt do what it should)
def take(inp):
inp = list(inp)
last = len(inp) - 1
first = 0
inp[last] = inp[first]
inp.remove(inp[first])
inp.append('ay')
inp = "".join(inp)
return inp
xl = list(input())
last = len(xl) - 1
y = 0
start = 0
word = 0
words = []
i = 0
while y <= last:
if xl[y] == ' ' or xl[y] == last:
word = xl[start:y-1]
words.append(take(word))
words.append(' ')
start = y + 1
y += 1
words = "".join(words)
print(words)

Answer 1

nihil join in take func. works, idk why you think it doesnt xl[y] == last is my mistake, thanks for pointing it out and i dont understand what is hard to understand in this code its very basic, but i just started writing in python like a day ago, before that I was writting in c++ only
thanks for a way to split a sentence, couldnt find it anywhere

Answer 2

i will try to fix the code now. again thanks for the way to split a sentence

Answer 3

fixed it. added a few things. thanks for help nihil. i know its not perfect
def take(inp, num):
inp = list(inp)
last = len(inp) - 1
first = 0
inp.append(inp[first])
inp.remove(inp[first])
if num == 1:
inp.append('ay ')
else:
inp.append('ay')
inp = "".join(inp)
return inp
words = []
y = 0
x = input().split(' ')
while y < len(x):
if y == len(x) - 1:
words.append(take(x[y], 0))
else:
words.append(take(x[y], 1))
y += 1
words = "".join(words)
print(words)