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How to print contents of a list using loop on a same line?

when I tried to print a list directly, contents of the list were printed as a single line.(with quotes and braces) But when I tried to print using the loop, each content of the list was separated by new line. Is it possible to print contents of a list on a same line using loops? for instance: words=['one','two','three'] for var in words: print(var) Actual output: one two three desired output: onetwothree

4th Jan 2017, 4:45 AM
heduson satchi
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Another simple way is to join all array items into a single string, and then print it. Example 1: words=['one','two','three'] res = "" for var in words: res += var print(res) Example 2 (using the join method): words=['one','two','three'] res = "".join(words) print(res)
4th Jan 2017, 7:35 AM
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Yes, there is and to obtain that all you need to do is add another agrument to the print function. Just like so... words=['one','two','three'] for var in words: print(var, end=' ') With that said, when it prints it won't go to a new line. It'll print everything out just like you wanted it.
4th Jan 2017, 5:38 AM
Don
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wow that's exactly what I wanted to know! Thanks Dawn!
4th Jan 2017, 5:47 AM
heduson satchi
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thanks for the suggestions ken kaneki that looks very promising
6th Jan 2017, 12:28 AM
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