Phoe6 a écrit : > print and softspace in python > In python, whenever you use >>>print statement
Drop the '>>>' part. It's just the default Python shell prompt. > it will append a > newline by default. If you don't want newline to be appended, you got > use a comma at the end (>>>print 10,) > When, you have a list of characters and want them to be printed > together a string using a for loop, Why would one use a for loop to do so ? This is inefficient (even in C - it's mostly a system limitation). If you have a list of characters (actually, a list of one-character strings - there's no 'char' type in Python) and want to print it as a string, then first turn that list into a string, then print it: >>> list1=['a','b','c'] >>> print "".join(list1) HTH -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
