Given a list or delimited string, output a list or delimited string with the first character of each word one word later.
For this challenge, a "word" consists of only all printable ASCII characters, except the space, newline, and tab character.
For example, take the string "Good afternoon, World!" (space-delimited):
1. String
"Good afternoon, World!"
2. Get the first characters:
"[G]ood [a]fternoon, [W]orld!"
3. Move the characters over. The character at the end gets moved to the beginning.
"[W]ood [G]fternoon, [a]orld!"
4. Final string
"Wood Gfternoon, aorld!"
This is code-golf, so shortest code wins!
Test cases:
Input -> output (space-delimited)
"Good afternoon, World!" -> "Wood Gfternoon, aorld!"
"This is a long sentence." -> "shis Ts i aong lentence."
"Programming Puzzles and Code Golf" -> Grogramming Puzzles Pnd aode Colf"
"Input -> output" -> "onput I> -utput"
"The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog." -> "dhe Tuick qrown box fumped jver ohe tazy log."
"good green grass grows." -> "good green grass grows."