Given an out string of lenghth, 4 such as "<<>>" and a word. Return a new string where by word is in the middle of the out string. Example, <<word>>

putwordinmiddle.py

# a program that inserts a str, "word" in the middle of another str, "out"

# this code make_out_word is very limit, i'd say won't even work
def make_out_word(out, word):
    nstr = ""
    leno = len(out)
    if len(out) == 4: #  replace with len(out) % 2 == 0
        for i in range(leno):
            if i == 2: # replace with i == leno // 2
                nstr += str(word)
            nstr += out[i]
    
    print(nstr)

# this works for only even numbers of "out"
def make_out_word_1(out, word):
    nstr = ""
    leno = len(out)
    if len(out) % 2 == 0:
        for i in range(leno):
            if i == leno // 2:
                nstr += str(word)
            nstr += out[i]

    print(nstr)


# A very simple version of the above code and works for all length of out
def make_out_word_2(out, word):
    new_str = ""
    len_of_out = len(out)
    new_str = out[0:len_of_out // 2] + word + out[len_of_out // 2 :]
    print(new_str)

# change the string "out" to test your output
out = "<<>#<>>"
word = 'word'
make_out_word(out, word)
make_out_word_1(out, word)
make_out_word_2(out, word)