Write a program that reads a string from the user containing a date in the form mm/dd/. If the user entered 12/10/2019, then it should print the date in the form December 10, 2019. solution in python.

months = ["January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December"]

date = input("mm/dd/: ")

splitdate = date.split("/")

print(months[int(splitdate[0])-1]+" "+splitdate[1]+", "+splitdate[2]+".")

Explanation:

This line initializes a list of all 12 months

months = ["January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December"]

This prompts the user for date

date = input("mm/dd/: ")

This splits the date into three parts; mm with index 0, dd with index 1 and yy with index 2

splitdate = date.split("/")

The following prints the required output

print(months[int(splitdate[0])-1]+" "+splitdate[1]+", "+splitdate[2]+".")

Analyzing the print statment

splitdate[1] represents the day of the date

splitdate[2] represente the month of the date

However, in months[int(splitdate[0])-1]

First: splitdate[0] represents the month of the year as a string in numeric form e.g. "12", "01"

It is first converted to an integer as: int(splitdate[0])

Then the corresponding month is derived from the month list

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