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#task1 = "https:\w0111ww.r89&73iplex20%9*7&&8778.com"
#task1 = "h78787787454224ttps://st11a8937408909-808778078087*&)(&*^&*()&^*&*()_?><>?,/,/,ckoverflow.com"
#task1 = "htt&6ps:www.a$$$###^^^rsen&&66$al%%%%343*7^^^.com"

# This function is to make a url readable by removing all special characters and numbers from the url

def readable (task):
    
    new = []
    #list of all special characters and numbers
    unwanted_char = ["*","'", '"',"%", "!", "@", "#", "$","^","&", "(", ")", "_", "-", "+", "=", "[", "]", "{", "}", "|", ";", "?", "/", ">", "<", ",", "`", "~", "0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9"]
    
    task_split = list(task) # this line breaks individual characters
    
    for item in task_split: # This for-loop and if statement checks if the each letter in the string is a special character
        if item not in unwanted_char:
             
            new.append(item) # the line adds the every character that is not a special character to the empty list new
           
        else:
            new.append(item) # this line adds the special character to the list
            new.pop() # this line pops it back out
            
  
    result = "".join(new) # This line joins the individual characters back together to become one string again
    # The follow structure adds the required space before the .com
    dotcom_index = result.find(".com") # This line looks for the where the .com is in the string
    result = result[:dotcom_index] + " " + result[dotcom_index:] # this line breaks the string from where the .com is and add space
    return result # This finally returns the result

test = readable(task1)
print (test)

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