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The children's game of Pig Latin models a secret code with a few simple rules for changing words in a sentence:

- if a word begins with one consonant, that letter is moved to the end and 'ay' is appended:

pig latin --> igpay atinlay

- if a word begins with two consonants, both letters are moved to the end and 'ay' is appended:

grade --> adegray

- if a word begins with a vowel, the letter remain in place and 'way' is appended to the end of the word:

apple --> appleway

Write a Python program that accepts text input and prints out the Pig Latin translation according to the above rules. If the user enters no words, your program should print a message that the input can't be translated.

Note:

- don't worry about handling special cases such as:

numbers,

commas or other punctuation

non-latin characters

- You can use this string check whether any specific letter is a vowel:

# list of vowels

vowels = 'aeiou'

- remember to account for words that start with an upper-case letter

Extra credit - enable your program to support multi-word entries. Remember you can turn a string into a list of substrings with split(), and check each substring using a loop.

Explanation / Answer

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