What is the mistake in this code?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cokV30bOdTh2/?ref=app

In python core project all test cases failed...

Answer 1

# Instead of that confusing ways , you can try these simple ways :

a = input().split() # split input
b=[]
for i in a :
b.append(len(i)) # add length of each
print(a[ b.index(max(b)) ])
# index value of max in b is index of max length value of a.

#other way
maxi = ""
for i in a :
if len(i)>len(maxi) :
maxi = i
print(maxi)

Answer 2

Riya ,

you are using :

print(a[b.index(max(b))])

wich looks not quite straight forward. we can use max() directly without using index().
max() function has a key argment, that we can use to define what sortingkey we wanted to use. in our case it is the length of each element in the list

lst = input().split()
print(max(lst, key = len))

Answer 3

Sidney Masilela ,

please do not place a new question inside an exising and running post.

take your code and use a new post. give a clear description what your problem is.

Answer 4

محمدرضا ایجادی
what do you mean by your post?

it has no real relation to the question of this thread, but could be seen as spam.

Answer 5

Jayakrishna🇮🇳 yeah max prints lexicographical order... thank you..I understand

Answer 6

Jayakrishna🇮🇳 thank you now I got it

in first code..you take the length and append it and printing the index..it is the logic right

Answer 7

Lothar thank you..it looks more compact..

Answer 8

Jayakrishna🇮🇳 I have to find the longest word from the sentence

Answer 9

What is the task there?

Answer 10

max( b) returns Maximum value string lexiograhically..
ex:
ab abc abcd azz
output : azz instead of abcd

Answer 11

Mohd Aadil it's working now... thank you.. what is the logic you used.. can you explain?

Answer 12

This is the very nice 👍

Answer 13

Samir Hassanzadeh ,

please do not place a new question inside an exising and running post.

take your code and use a new post. give a clear description what your problem is.

Answer 14

It's working now 😁

txt = input()
a=txt.split(' ')
b=['']
for i in a:
leni = len(i)
if(len(b[-1]) < leni):
b = []
b.append(i)
print(*b)

#iam learning python---->input
#output--->learning

Answer 15

Can someone please help me. I don't know what to do next

function main() {
var depth = parseInt(readLine(), 10);

var i = depth
var x= 1
var y=4
do { i=(i-5);
x++} while (i>27);
console.log(y+x);

}

Answer 16

mohsah=[]
x=input("x:")
y=input("y:")
z=input("z:")
mohsah.append('x')
mohsah.append('y')
mohsah.append('z')
print(mohsah)

Doy you know whats the problem