How to make the output of for loop to be in one line and not on different lines

Question

t="go over there"
p=t. split()
c=0
b=len(p)

while c< b:
r=(list(p[c]))
s=p[c][0]

r.remove(s)
r.append(s)
r.append("ay")
c+=1

print("".join(r))

#output
#ogay
#veroay
#heretay

# but what i really want is
# ogay veroay heretay
# when I run it I want the result to be togather not each word spearated on different lines how do i do that

Answer 1

print("".join(r), end = " ")

By default print() ends the printing session with a new line character, which moves the cursor position to the next line. Customising the 'end' value with a space makes print() ends the printing session with a space.

Answer 2

Saja Ali
You're welcome

Rik Wittkopp
Just sharing with fellow SoloLearner that's all

Answer 3

Oh thank you very much this thing confused me

Answer 4

Ipang Best answer