Reverse printed words

[hindubiceps]

If words include letter "E" then I need to return these words and another words I need to print out. And I need to reverse returned words.

lib = ["politsei", "mehine","panda","ment","kusi", "treener","leidma", "jooks", "muksid","president"]

def sisend(lib, b):

result =[]

for i in lib:
if b in i:
result.append(i)
return result

print(sisend(lib, 'e'))

[deanhystad]

There is a python command for iterating through a list in reverse order.

[hindubiceps]

I know that ....reverse() command. Right now code print letters with specific word, but code needs to print words without this letter and reverse returned(with specific letter) words.

[deanhystad]

Reverse the order of the words or reverse the letters in the word? Either way it is something I would use for this problem. Maybe twice. Could you provide sample output to help me better understand what your program is supposed to do?

[stullis]

Reversing the words is as simple as...

"word"[::-1]

Performing that on each item in a list is made easy with the map() built-in function too.

[anbu23]

lib = ["politsei", "mehine","panda","ment","kusi", "treener","leidma", "jooks", "muksid","president"]

def sisend(lib, b):
 result=[]

 for i in lib:
  if b in i:
   result.append(i[::-1])
  else:
    result.append(i)
 return result

print(sisend(lib, 'e'))

[hindubiceps]

Reverse the order of the words or reverse the letters in the word? Either way it is something I would use for this problem. Maybe twice. Could you provide sample output to help me better understand what your program is supposed to do?

output:"panda","kusi" "jooks", "muksid"(all words without E)and then returned words(with letter "E") in reversed output output: president, leidma, treener, ment, mehine, politsei

[deanhystad]

I would process the list in reverse order and build a new list. If the word contains the letter, append to the new list. If the word does not contain the letter insert in the front of the list.