Answer:
#section 1
def listofWordswitha(text):
''' This function prints out every word in a string with the letter 'a' '''
tex = text.split()
new = []
#section 2
for word in tex:
for char in word:
if char == 'a':
new.append(word)
break
return new
Explanation:
#section 1
You must first define your function and give it one argument that represents the the string that you will pass to it.
It is always good to have a doc-string that tells you what a function does, so i have also included one.
Next, you split the string using the split method that creates a list out of a string. Finally in this section you create a new list that will hold all the values with 'a'.
#section 2
The choice of words used here are intentional to make it easy to understand.
FOR every WORD in the list and FOR every CHARACTER in the WORD.
IF there is a CHARACTER 'a' contained in the word, ADD that WORD to the NEW LIST.
the append method is used to add new words to the list.
A break is used to ensure we don't have any duplication because some words can have two or more occurrence of 'a' in them. so whenever the loop sees a word with 'a', it appends it and moves to the next word.
Lastly, we return the new list.
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