RAO Chapter $9$ CT Exercise Prompt the user to enter a sentence to be converted.

For each word in the sentence, convert it to the corresponding pig Latin version.

create a value$-$returning function called convert$\_$to$\_$pig$($word$)$ that takes the English

word as a parameter, and returns the pig Latin version.

Until we learn about lists, you'll need to do this the hard way. TIPS:

You'll need to pass a sub$-$string of the sentence to the function using the slice

operator $[$:$]$

In order to pass the correct sub$-$string, you'll need to iterate through the string using

an index and check to see if the character at the current index is a space or the end

punctuation

You'll need to keep track of where the start of your sub$-$string is and the end will be

what your current index is if the character is a space or the end punctuation.

This flow chart may help you $($it does not contain all the required steps$)$:

To keep things simple, assume the sentence the user enters contains an ending

punctuation and no other symbols $($commas$,$ semi$-$colons, etc.$)$

Do not use lists for this assignment. If you use a list, you'll automatically lose $50\%$ credit.

Output the full sentence to the user with correct capitalization and use the same punctuation.

Output Example:Your sentence in Pig Latin is:

In this assignment you are going to create a simplified pig Latin generator. It will follow the

following rules:

The first letter will be placed at the end of the word and add $\text{'}$ay$\text{'}$

ex: 'that' $->$ 'hattay'

If the work starts with a vowel just add $\text{'}$ay$\text{'}$ to the end

ex$.$ 'owl' $->$ 'owlay'

You'll need to use functions, selection statements, iteration, and the accumulator pattern to

accomplish this task correctly.

Setup:

In your week$7$ folder $($created during the previous assignment$),$ create a Python file called

ch$9\_$ct$\_$