thanks a lot for the clarification Alan and all.
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Alan Gauld wrote:
"biboy mendz" <bibsmen...@gmail.com> wrote
chapter 8: hangman.py
expression is: print(letter, end=' ')
it explained:
end keyword argument in print() call makes the print() function put a
space
character at the end of the string instead of a newline.
however when run it gives error: SyntaxError: invalid syntax.
What gives? This is the first time i saw such expression inside print
function. Is this version-specific of python? I'm running version 2.5.4.
Your tutorial is using version 3.
In 2.6 simply put a comma after the string:
print letter,
to do the same thing.
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