Given a sentence, create a function which shifts the first letter of each word to the next word in the sentence (shifting right). Examples shiftSentence("create a function") "freate c aunction" shiftSentence("it should shift the sentence")"st ihould shift shiftSentence("the output is not very legible") - "lhe tutput o: shiftSentence("edabit") "edabit" - Notes • The last word shifts its first letter to the first word in the sentence. • All sentences will be given in lowercase. • Note how single words remain untouched (example #4).

Given a sentence, create a function which shifts the first letter of each word to the next word in the sentence (shifting right). Examples shiftSentence("create a function") "freate c aunction" shiftSentence("it should shift the sentence")"st ihould shift shiftSentence("the output is not very legible") - "lhe tutput o: shiftSentence("edabit") "edabit" - Notes • The last word shifts its first letter to the first word in the sentence. • All sentences will be given in lowercase. • Note how single words remain untouched (example #4).

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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