#Write a method the takes in a string and returns the pig latin equivalent. #Pig Latin takes the first consonant, moves it to the end of the word and places #“ay” at the end. If the string starts with a consonant do nothing. “pig” = “igpay”, #“banana” = “ananabay” text = "Here is a string" def pig_latin(text): new_text = [] if text.find(" "): text_split = text.split(" ") for i in text_split: first_letter = i[0] i = i.replace(i[0], "") i = i + first_letter + "ay" new_text.append(i) return new_text else: first_letter = text[0] text = text.replace(text[0], "") text = text + first_letter + "ay" return text pig_latin(text)
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