How to move the first letter of a word to the end

Question

I need to remove the first letter of a word and move it to the end, for example:

word = \'whatever\'
# I want to convert it to \'hateverw\'

Answer 1

Here is what I did:

wrd = input("Give me a word: ")

pig = wrd[1:] + wrd[0] + "ay"

print(wrd, "in Pig Latin it is:", pig.lower())

Answer 2

You could use:

word[1:]+word[0]

Answer 3

CODE :

word=input()
print(word[1:]+word[0])

OUTPUT :

>>> oHell
>>> Hello

The code (word [1:0]) prints from the second character till the last.

If you want to write a code to print the first character then write the code as:

a="AbC"
print(a[0])

OUTPUT :

>>> A

Because the index of the string always starts from 0 and not 1.