Write a program that reads a sentence as input and converts each word to "pig latin". in one version of pig latin, you convert a word by removing the first letter, placing that letter at the end of the word, and then appending "ay" to the word. here is an example: english: i slept most of the night pig latin: iay leptsay ostmay foay hetay ightnay

The program statement will be written using Microsoft Visual C# Console

string val,vall;

Console.Write("Enter Sentence :");

vall = Console.ReadLine();

val = vall.ToUpper();

string[] words = val.Split(' ');

string[] word = new string[words.Length];

int kount = 0;

string newword = string.Empty;

for (int i = 0; i < words.Length; i++)

{

if (words[i].Length > 1)

{

char[] ch = words[i].ToCharArray();

for (int j = 1; j < words[i].ToCharArray().Length; j++)

{

newword += ch[j];

}

newword += ch[0] + "AY ";

word[kount] = newword;

kount++;

}

else

{

newword += words[i] + "AY ";

kount++;

}

}

Console.WriteLine(newword);

Console.ReadLine();

Explanation:

The first line declares two variables of string data-type

Line 2 prints "Enter Sentence" without the quotes

Line 3 accepts the sentence to be converted to Latin

Line 4 converts the sentence to uppercase

Line 5 splits the sentence word by word

Line 6 creates an array variable

Line 7 creates and initialise a variable kount to 0

Line 8 creates another variable newword,this variable would be used as output variable

Line 9 creates an iterative process

Line 11 checks if the length of a particular word in the sentence is a greater than one

If yes,

Line 13 to 20 Moves the first letter to the last then appends AY then saved in newword variable

If no,

Line 24 - 25 appends AY directly to the word currently in the iteration then saved in newword variable

Line 28 prints the Latin word equivalent of the input sentence.

yes, but you must first make sure that you'll be able to make your turn or you can crash into other vehicles.

answerhard disks;