Double char - python

Solution 1:

This works great and is readable.

string = "Hello World"
final = ""
for char in string:
   final += char*2

Solution 2:

You could do:

s = "Hello World"
print("".join(x*2 if x != " " else x for x in s ))

OUTPUT

'HHeelllloo WWoorrlldd'

I received a comment highlighting the fact that spaces do not need to be doubled - hence if x != " " else x has been added. If that is not the case - you want to double spaces as well:

"".join(x*2 for x in s )

Double char - python

Solution 1:

Solution 2:

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