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Simple Syllable Separator (SSS) (retired)
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This has nothing to do with actual syllable separation... It's just split the word with non sense rules I've just come up with.
Vowels will always be lowercase?
Hi, just wondering why
ab-ortin the example isn'tab-or-tas there is a vowel and consonantorand they are not the last letters ?mb i changed the rule last night and forgot to change the examples
it's fixed now
Hi,
It's not specified in the description that the input is always considered to be a single ""word"" (here: only lowercase letters)
I just added that the input only contains a single word
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Description should explain how characters (letters) are divided into vowels and consonants. Most significantly, should
ybe counted as a vowel or as a consonant?It is now mentioned in the description that vowels are "aeiou".