Write a Haskell function piglatinize that returns a word into its piglatin form: if it begins...
- Write a Haskell function
piglatinize that returns a word into its piglatin
form: if it begins with a vowel, add to the end "yay", else move
non-vowels to the end of the string until a vowel is at the front
and then add to the end "ay". The word arguments are guaranteed to
have a vowel (a, e, i, o, or u) and not begin with the letter
y.
piglatinize :: String -> String
Homework Answers
piglatinize :: String -> String
piglatinize [] = []
piglatinize (a:[]) = [a]
piglatinize a
| head a == 'a' || head a == 'e' || head a ==
'i' || head a == 'o' || head a == 'u' = a ++
"yay"
| otherwise = piglatinize' a ++ "ay"
piglatinize' :: String -> String
piglatinize' (a:b)
| a == 'a' || a == 'e' || a == 'i' || a == 'o'
|| a == 'u' = (a:b)
| otherwise = piglatinize' (x)
where x = b++[a]
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