Alexander Quest wrote:
As you can see, this is quite rudimentary; I have not discovered any special
function that eliminates spaces yet, if such a function exits.
There was a thread on this a week or so back.
There you will find several suggestions however, in Python 3 the
simplest is probably to use print() itself. print takes a couple of
optional parameters, one of which defines the separator character, by
default a space. You can specify an empty string instead and then hard
code your spaces.
Try
>>> help(print)
for more details.
The other options include using a format string or string concatenation
to create the string you want before you send it to print.
HTH,
Alan G.
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