"Erik Johnson" <ej at wellkeeper dot com> wrote:
> There's more than one way to do it! (Oh, sorry, that's Perl...)
>
> The two most standard ways would be to call strip() on your string to
> get one sans both leading and trialing whitespace
>
> print h.strip()
>
> or if you know exactly what you've got (i.e., the newline you don't
> want is just the last character), you can just get rid of it:
>
> h = h[:-1]
Or if you don't know for sure it's there, but don't want to lose other
whitespace:
print h.rstrip('\n')
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