Pig Latin is an English language game where the goal is to hide the meaning of the word from people not aware of the rules. The rules themselves are rather easy: 1) If the word starts with a vowel, then say/return the original word plus 'way'. Example: "adam" --> "adamway" 2) If the word starts with a consonant, move the first letter to the end of the word, then say/return it plus 'ay'. Example: "pig" --> "igpay" Your goal is to create a program that asks for a word then 'says' the Pig Latin translated form of it. The template includes all of the blocks Mr. Kibbe used to create the solution. It is a little tricky, espeically in the case when the word starts with a consonant (it involves a loop and an 'indexing' variable). You can use the blocks provided or start from an empty project.
There is no official rule set for Pig Latin. The one listed above is one of the more common versions. For the purposes of the challenge, please use the rules listed above.
