how to add given character, word or string to final line

Question

this is my code I think code is good what I'm trying to accomplish is regardless of what kind of results "Moon" shows on end of line. I may have final result "super blue blood" or "super blue" it mast be displaing on single line and 'Moon' appearing on end of line just one time. Thank You

moon_1="Super"
moon_2="Blue"
moon_3="Blood"
#Add your code here!
if phase=="Full":
if distance<230000:
print("Super",end=" ")
if date==29 or date==30 or date==31:
print("Blue",end=" ")
if eclipse==1:
print("Blood",end=" ")

else:
if date==29 or date==30 or date==31:
print("Blue",end=" ")
if eclipse==1:
print("Blood")
else:
print("Moon")

Answer 1

Remove the else part off the "Phase" branch, and move the branches for "date" and "eclipse" outside the branch of "distance", they are the same anyways ...

moon_1="Super"
moon_2="Blue"
moon_3="Blood"

#Add your code here!

phase = "Full"
distance = 229999
date = 30
eclipse = 1

if phase == "Full":
if distance < 230000:
print(moon_1, end = " ")
if date >= 29 and date <= 31:
print(moon_2, end = " ")
if eclipse == 1:
print(moon_3, end = " ")

print("Moon")

Answer 2

Remove the last else so it always prints moon

moon_1="Super"
moon_2="Blue"
moon_3="Blood"
#Add your code here!
if phase=="Full":
if distance<230000:
print("Super",end=" ")
if date==29 or date==30 or date==31:
print("Blue",end=" ")
if eclipse==1:
print("Blood",end=" ")
else:
if date==29 or date==30 or date==31:
print("Blue",end=" ")
if eclipse==1:
print("Blood",end=" ")

print("Moon")

Answer 3

Ireneusz Rapa the last line will print("Moon") whether phase equals "Full" or not. Unless you have other thing to print within the else block e.g. print("Crescent") I don't see a need for else block in this case.

Answer 4

I need that else in case if phase not "Full" to print("Moon")