在 Python 中为字母分配数字

Question

This is aa plan of what i want to do with the code.

This is all I have to offer, I'm not sure if it's correct.

input ("What's your name?")
[A,J,S]=1
[B,K,T]=2
[C,L,U]=3
[D,M,V]=4
[E,N,W]=5
[F,O,X]=6
[G,P,Y]=7
[H,Q,Z]=8
[I,R]=9

• Input a person's name

• Calculate their lucky name number using the grid in Figure 1 above

• Display the names

• Display the lucky name number

Answer 1

Firstly, the input value needs to be assigned to a variable. So instead of doing

input ("What's your name?")

You should write

input_text = input("What's your name?")

This will store the user's input to the string variable input_text.

Next, we will need to declare a dictionary to map each letter to its number.

alpha_map = {'A': 1, 'B': 2, 'C': 3}  # And so on until 'Z' 

After we have done this, we can iterate through each character of input_text and grab its value from the dictionary.

alpha_values = []  # An empty list
for character in input_text:
    alpha_values.append(alpha_map[character])  # Adds each character's value to alpha_values.

You can use the sum() function to sum up the list of values.

As for adding up the digits, you could convert the resulting number into a string and convert each character to an int before summing up.

total = 0
for character in str(number):
    total += int(character)

Note that you will have to strip the input text of any non-alphabetical characters, and capitalize all letters for this program to run - there are already plenty of online documentations explaining how to do this.