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| return word.lower() | ||
| elif lang in ['zh', 'ja', 'th']: | ||
| return word |
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Here in the line 16th we can write return word.lower()
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Chinese (zh), Japanese (ja), or Thai (th) these languages don't have notion of upper and lowercase characters. So it returns unchanged.
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| lang = input("Enter language code (BCP-47): ") | ||
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| lowercased_word = lowercase_word(word, lang) |
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if some person will enter any random BCP-47 code which is not existing then it will convert text into lower case but after the output coming how person can know that the language code is correct or not so should should we ask for language inspite of language code?
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Now I have mentioned the code word for every language.
| vowels = set(['A', 'E', 'I', 'O', 'U', 'Á', 'É', 'Í', 'Ó', 'Ú']) | ||
| for i in range(1, len(word)): | ||
| if word[i-1] in ['n', 't'] and word[i] in vowels and word[i].isupper(): | ||
| return word[:i] + '-' + word[i:].lower() |
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This should only be applied at the beginning of a word. nAthair -> n-athair, but if it's "bhurnAthair, then "bhurnathair" is fine.
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| if lang in ['tr', 'az']: |
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If "lang" is meant to be a BCP-47 code, you'll need to pick out the language code from the beginning.
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