Question

The function below takes a string argument sentence. Complete the function to return the second word of the sentence. You can assume that the words of the sentence are separated by whitespace and that there are at least two words in the sentence. You don't need to worry about removing any punctuation. (python)
def return_second_word(sentence):

Answer 1

Answer:

Following are the program in the Python Programming Language.

# define function.

def return_second_word(sentence):

 #remove all the spaces from the sentence

 sentence=' '.join(sentence.split())

 #the list is split from spaces

 my_list = sentence.split(" ")

 #return the list

 return my_list[1]

#define main function

def main():

 #get input from the user

 se = input("Enter the sentence: ")

 #print and call the function

 print(return_second_word(se))

#condition to execute the main function

if __name__ == "__main__":

 #call main function

 main()

Output:

Enter the sentence: I love python

love

Explanation:

Here, we define the function i.e., "return_second_word()" and pass an argument "sentence", inside the function.

• Remove all the spaces from the variable "sentence" and again store in the variable "sentence".
• Set the variable "my_list" that store the split value of the variable "sentence".
• Return the list and close the function.

Finally, we define the main function and inside the main function.

• Get input from the user in the variable "se"
• And pass the variable "se" in the argument list during the calling of the function "return_second_word()".
• Then, print and call the function "return_second_word()".
• Set the if statement to call the main function then, call the main function.