#K12221. Reverse Each Word in a Sentence
Reverse Each Word in a Sentence
Reverse Each Word in a Sentence
Given a sentence represented as a string, your task is to reverse each word individually while maintaining their original order. More formally, if the sentence is given as \( s = w_1\, w_2\, \dots\, w_n \), then the output should be \( [\text{reverse}(w_1)]\ [\text{reverse}(w_2)]\ \dots\ [\text{reverse}(w_n)] \).
The sentence will be composed of English letters, punctuation, and spaces. Note that any extra spaces (leading, trailing, or in-between) are removed, as words are determined by splitting on whitespace.
inputFormat
The input consists of a single line, which is a non-empty or empty sentence. The sentence may include letters, punctuation, and multiple spaces. Input is provided via standard input (stdin).
outputFormat
Output the sentence with each word reversed while preserving the original order of words. The result should be printed to standard output (stdout).## sample
The quick brown fox
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