Write a function that receives a text and returns the first 100 characters with "..." if the text is longer than 100 characters. Otherwise it will restore the whole text unchanged.
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import math as m
def matn(m):
# Check whether the text is 100 characters
if len(m) >= 100 :
return m[:100] + "..."
else :
return m
matnvorodi=input('matn morede nazar ra vared konid:')
print(matn(matnvorodi))
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def short(x):
if len(x) > 100:
b = x[:100+1] + '...'
return b
else:
return x
txt = input('text: ')
print(short(txt))
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def short_passage(passage):
if len(passage) > 100:
shorted_passage = passage[0:100]
return shorted_passage
else:
return passage
def main():
passage = input("please Enter your passage: ")
editted_passage = short_passage(passage)
#print("«" + editted_passage + "»" )
print(f"«{editted_passage}»")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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def a():
t = input("text:")
if len(t) > 100:
return t[:100] + "..."
else:
return t
print(a())
def short_String(string):
if len(string) > 100:
return string[0:100] + "..."
else:
return string
num = input('string: ')
print(short_String(num))
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def matn():
str = input("please enter a string: ")
if len(str) > 100:
print (str[0: 100], "...")
else:
print(str)
print(len(str))
matn()
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def text(t):
if len(t) > 100:
return t[:100] + "..."
else:
return t
text(input("Enter :"))
print(text)
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