Unicode To Shree Lipi Converter |work| -

return converted_text

The converter uses a mapping of Unicode characters to their corresponding Shree Lipi characters. When a user inputs text in Unicode, the converter replaces each character with its equivalent Shree Lipi character. unicode to shree lipi converter

# Define a basic mapping dictionary english_to_devanagari = { 'a': 'अ', 'A': 'आ', 'i': 'इ', 'I': 'ई', 'u': 'उ', 'U': 'ऊ', 'e': 'ए', 'E': 'ए', 'ai': 'ऐ', 'AI': 'ऐ', 'o': 'ओ', 'O': 'ओ', 'au': 'औ', 'AU': 'औ', 'ka': 'क', 'Ki': 'कि', 'ku': 'कु', # Add more mappings here } return converted_text The converter uses a mapping of

The first step is to create a mapping. For example, 'a' in English could map to 'अ' in Devanagari. For example, 'a' in English could map to 'अ' in Devanagari

def convert_to_devanagari(text): devanagari_text = "" i = 0 while i < len(text): # Check for two-character sequences if i + 1 < len(text) and text[i:i+2] in english_to_devanagari: devanagari_text += english_to_devanagari[text[i:i+2]] i += 2 elif text[i] in english_to_devanagari: devanagari_text += english_to_devanagari[text[i]] i += 1 else: devanagari_text += text[i] i += 1 return devanagari_text