Password output

[swittler]

I very new to python and this post may not be allowed.

I'm looking to be able to input the password in a field and get a result like the below.
input: Hvm$?G5

And get an output of:
H HOTEL, V victor, $ dollar sign, ? question mark, G GIRL, 5 number 5.

Again I'm very new at this, should I start with creating a variable or string with every keyboard combination this seems like I would have a lot of variables this way. Where should I start with this?

Thanks in advance.

[Gribouillis]

A dictionary looks like a good candidate

1	D = {'H': 'HOTEL', 'V': 'victor'}

[buran]

to expand on Griboullis answer:
there are plenty of spelling alphabets. It's a good start to look at these
there is even a python package
https://pypi.org/project/phonetic-alphabet/
also if you google it:https://www.google.com/search?q=python+spelling+alphabet

[swittler]

I was working on this today I created this but ran into trouble with the colon, semicolon, double quote, single quote. I still need to create input/output box.

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passwordConversion = {     "A": "ALPHA",     "a": "alpha",     "B": "BRAVO",     "b": "bravo",     "C": "CHARLIE",     "c": "charlie",     "D": "DELTA",     "d": "delta",     "E": "ECHO",     "e": "echo",     "F": "FOXTROT",     "f": "foxtrot",     "G": "GOLF",     "g": "golf",     "H": "HOTEL",     "h": "hotel",     "I": "INDIA",     "i": "india",     "J": "JULIET",     "j": "juliet",     "K": "KILO",     "k": "kilo",     "L": "LIMA",     "l": "lima",     "M": "MIKE",     "m": "mike",     "N": "NOVEMBER",     "n": "november",     "O": "OSCAR",     "o": "oscar",     "P": "PAPA",     "p": "papa",     "Q": "QUEBEC",     "q": "quebec",     "R": "ROMEO",     "r": "romeo",     "S": "SIERRA",     "s": "sierra",     "T": "TANGO",     "t": "tango",     "U": "UNIFORM",     "u": "uniform",     "V": "VICTOR",     "v": "victor",     "W": "WHISKEY",     "w": "whiskey",     "X": "XRAY",     "x": "xray",     "Y": "YANKEE",     "y": "yankee",     "Z": "ZULU",     "z": "zulu",     "1": "Number 1",     "2": "Number 2",     "3": "Number 3",     "4": "Number 4",     "5": "Number 5",     "6": "Number 6",     "7": "Number 7",     "8": "Number 8",     "9": "Number 9",     "0": "Number 0",     "~": "tilde",     "`": "back Quote",     "!": "exclamation point",     "@": "at sign",     "#": "number sign",     "$": "dollar sign",     "%": "percent sign",     "^": "caret",     "&": "ampersand",     "*": "asterisk",     "(": "left parentheses",     ")": "right parentheses",     "_": "underscore",     "-": "hyphen",     "+": "plus sign",     "=": "equals sign",     "[": "left square bracket",     "]": "right square bracket",     "{": "left curly bracket",     "}": "right curly bracket",     "\": "backslash",     "/": "forwardslash",     "|": "pipe",     "<": "less than sign",     ">": "greater than sign",     ",": "comma",     ".": "peorid",     "?": "question mark",     ":": "colon"     ";": "semicolon"     "": "double quote"     "": "single quote" }   print(passwordConversion)

[bowlofred]

The problem isn't with the letters, it's that you have left out the commas separating the elements starting with the colon.

For quotes, use the other type. So a single quote would look like "'" and a double quote would be '"'.

[Gribouillis]

Similarly, "\" should be "\\"