Now that our program has selected a word, we need to jumble it for our game. Being my biggest critic I believe is what hangs me up.Īnd as with all things, practice makes perfect. Jumble the selected word def jumbledword (word): word ranom.sample (word,len (word)) wordjumbled ''.join (word) return wordjumbled. Perhaps positive affirmation that speaking is a pleasure to you could help?Īs for me, anytime I beat my self up about my speaking, thinking I botched up my sentences or spoke weak, people afterwards always tell me how well I spoke, and should talk more. And I feel as though my voice is "weak" like you mention.Īre you sure you are completely comfortable with it now? Perhaps the very thought that you have an aversion to speaking, is what hangs you up, further in forcing your dislike.
I still stumble to convey my thoughts perfectly on occasion.
Fortunately I work in a very people oriented business and I have developed my social skills substantially over the years. And there was a time when like you said, I would get nervous and couldn't hold a conversation. But my mouth doesn't keep up and my brain stumbles on too many processes. I think it is caused from my brain moving too fast, trying to process what I want to say before I say it, and convey what I am thinking perfectly into words. But if I am over thinking what I want to say I mess my sentences up. If I can keep my cool and not overthink it I can talk very well. Even in times where I feel comfortable I feel like I can't fucking speak. There's no anxiety, just a complete physically aversion to wanting to speak. I also have experiences where I may want to speak or participate, but physically feel like I cannot as my voice feels weak and I can't put any life into what I'm saying. It feels like it stems from being tired, needing to slow down before I speak yet at the same time not speaking my mind and letting words flow off the tounge. Our Jumble Solver Engine The word jumble solver is a fast anagram solving engine, using the latest in high-speed analytics technology. I meshed "The bin was full" and "the bin was filled up" into one awkward sentance.
JUMBLE WORDS UP FULL
"The bin was full up this morning when I got here" Not so much speak them out of order, but I replace words mid-word or use the wrong tense or something. It's recently gotten better, where as I still get nervous sometimes I can hold a conversation and am no longer that awkward quiet guy at work that can hang but rarely speaks.īut in certain situations I find that I jumble my words up. It continues to do this until there are no characters left in the original.I have battled anxiety my whole life it seems. To summarize: the while loop chooses a random character of the original word, adds it to the scrambled word, and deletes it from the original. Word games teach vocabulary and spelling skills while requiring you to think logically. Word games are a fantastic way to exercise your brain. Unscramble to letters to guess the correct word. Unfortunately, this is the most graceful way to delete a character from a string in Python. Word jumble games are type of puzzle involving scrambled up letters. The whole expression ends up being " word except for the character at index position", because you're concatenating the part of word up to position with the part of word starting at position + 1. Similarly, word means "the substring of word starting at index position + 1". So if position is 3, then word would be the first three characters of word as a string. The expression word means "the substring of word up to (but not including) the index position".
word = word + wordįinally, this line deletes the randomly-chosen character from the original word using slicing. Here, the character at the random position in the word is being added to the scrambled word. This line uses the standard library random.randrange function to get a (pseudo)random number between 0 and len(word) - 1 inclusive. It means that the loop will continue until word is empty. This is just a shorthand for saying while len(word) > 0. Let's look at the while loop one line at a time.
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