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12 def rev(start, end, stringList): 13 #As long as the start index is less than the end index, swap the items at those indices and increment and decrement the indexs respectively 14 while start < end: 15 stringList[start], stringList[end] = stringList[end], stringList[start] 16 start += 1; end -= 1 17 return stringList
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2 def reverseWords(self, s: str) -> str: 3 return ' '.join([i for i in s.split()][::-1])
13 def reverseWords(self, s): 14 word_list = [] 15 word = '' 16 for c in s: 17 if c == ' ': 18 if word != '': 19 word_list.append(word) 20 word = '' 21 else: 22 continue 23 else: 24 word += c 25 if word != '': 26 word_list.append(word) 27 word_list.reverse() 28 result = ' '.join(word_list) 29 return result
9 def reverseWords(self, s): 10 """ 11 :type s: str 12 :rtype: str 13 """ 14 words = s.split() 15 words.reverse() 16 return ' '.join(words)
29 def reverseWords(self, s: str) -> str: 30 s = list(s) 31 self.reverseWord(s, 0, len(s)-1) 32 start = i = 0 33 while i < len(s): 34 if s[i] != ' ': 35 if start != 0: 36 s[start] = ' ' 37 start += 1 38 j = i 39 while j < len(s) and s[j] != ' ': 40 s[start] = s[j] 41 j += 1 42 start += 1 43 self.reverseWord(s, start - (j-i), start-1) 44 i = j 45 i += 1 46 print(start) 47 return "".join(s[:start])