[SOLVED]How to split a word a n times given n as an integer and n is less than the length of the word.

Question

This question got me thinking
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/2556977/?ref=app

Answer 1

C K
length of new parts(l)=length of whole word/n
Then you take first l letter and next....
somehow trivial
https://code.sololearn.com/cLCfXrEjHZks/?ref=app

Answer 2

Frogged something like that.
not necessarily equal.

Answer 3

Alexander Thiem Thanks 👌now it works.

Answer 4

Frogged already did don't you see that?

Answer 5

C K This is my question😂
Thanks😊

Answer 6

Alexander Thiem I don't really understand what you are saying.

Answer 7

Jayakrishna🇮🇳 which separator should I use, cause it's just a word not a sentence.

Answer 8

Thanks Alexander Thiem

Answer 9

Alexander Thiem only works for numbers divisible by the words length doesn't work for 7 or 5 even 2 outputs.
so
lo
only.

Answer 10

C K Of course, my fault... in the list lengthOfNewWords(l) has to be used and not n... now it works

Answer 11

Jayakrishna🇮🇳 your code gives six parts of the string not five.
Maybe use n-1.
s="Sololearn"
n=5
ss = list(s[:n-1])
ss.append((s[n-1:]))
print(ss)

Answer 12

W = sololearn
N = 3
s
o
lolearn

Answer 13

Put the second argument of split as needed maximum splits..
Edit :
Then for single word, my try :
C K
s="Sololearn"
n=5
ss = list(s[:n])
ss.append((s[n:]))
print(ss)

Answer 14

wlcm

Answer 15

welcome!
If I were you I would mark the answer as best, where I posted the code and not the other one....
Ohh and if your query was solved, why not marking this question as solved (editing the question)

Answer 16

Alexander Thiem you are right. Your answer deserves to ne marked as best.C K it ks up to you.

Answer 17

Frogged He already did, just my wrong answer (where I told, it works now..)
Now he has changed on my right answer...., so everything as I would suggest

Answer 18

wow I can't believe

Answer 19

C K
That's an example only.. You can redefine as you need.. Take
n = int(input()) %len(s)# now you can give value of needed parts. Yes. Index start from 0 so if need 5 parts input 5-1=4 like wise...
Yes.. Yours Edit works i think..
Edit :
s="Sololearn"
n=int(input())%len(s)
ss = list(s[:n])
ss.append((s[n:]))
print(ss)

Answer 20

Real?