How to work with more than one replacement in Python using Replace?
Note: The use of FOR or FUNCTION is not allowed without DICTIONARY.
Example:
print("Bolacha".replace('a', 'e').replace('o', 'u'))
How to improve the above code without having to keep repeating .replace ....?
In Python 3 , the primitive type str provides interface for this. You can create a translation table using the static method str.maketrans() and then perform the override operation using the str.translate() :
entrada = "Bolacha"
tabela = str.maketrans( 'ao', 'eu' )
saida = entrada.translate( tabela )
print(saida)
Or:
print("Bolacha".translate( str.maketrans( 'ao', 'eu' )))
Output:
Buleche