This is a learning memo.
For example, when the word "Warez" is written in leet, some alphabets are changed to numbers and symbols with similar shapes, such as "W @ rez" and "W4r3z".
This time, convert as follows in Ruby.
| Alphabet | symbol |
|---|---|
| A | ６ |
| B | ８ |
| C | ５ |
| D | ３ |
| E | １ |
Convert characters with Leet for the input character string. After that, the character string is output.
word = gets.chomp.split('')
word.each do |w|
case w
when 'A'
print '6'
when 'B'
print '8'
when 'C'
print '5'
when 'D'
print '3'
when 'E'
print '1'
else
print w
end
end
Input example
ABKTED
[Execution result]
68KT13
word = gets.chomp.split('')
-In the first line, the input characters are separated one by one into an array and assigned to the word variable. gets method: Receives input as a "character string" line by line. chomp method: Removes line breaks in character strings. split method: Splits a character string into an array.
word.each do |w|
-Assign the element of the word variable to the w variable From the second line onward, match judgment and character replacement are performed character by character depending on the case.
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