Hey, this should be easy but in my attempts I can only get all of the hidden tests (different words) to return one case "yay" or "ay" ie my code is not working.

What would be the python code for this?

Write a function called pig_latinify (word) that takes a word string and returns the Pig Latin version of the word. For simplicity all test cases will only contain lowercase characters and digits. To convert an English word to Pig Latin word you will need to use the following rules: If the word starts with a consonant then the Pig Latin version is formed by moving the first letter to the end of the word and adding the string "ay", for example, turtle > urtletay If the word starts with a nonconsonant character then the Pig Latin version is simply the English word followed by "yay", for example, egg > eggyay and 121 word > 121wordyay To keep things simple, consonants are defined as "bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxyz". As outlined in the second rule above, all numerical digits and punctuation characters should be effectively treated as nonconsonants (eg,, : 4, and 7 are not consonants). For example: Test Result pig_latin_word= pig_latinify("turtle") urtletay print (pig_latin_word)