Hello Lei,
> As I learned, the comma in the syntax "print(elem)," will prevent the use of
> newline character. Why does it not work here?
This method of suppressing the newline is outdated. It was used with the
print statement in python2, but in python3 print is a function, so the comma
does not work anymore.
> How can I make the results in one line?
You can do almost the same thing you tried to do
for elem in [10, 20, 25, 27, 28.5]:
print(elem, end=" ")
or just use the tuple unpacking when calling print
print(*[10, 20, 25, 27, 28.5])
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