[Solv✌d]Why does output indent from line 2

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cR281e4A1TB4/?ref=app

Answer 1

Simply set :
sep = "\n"
And remove the previous +"\n" before.

Answer 2

print puts spaces between the the strings passed as arguments thus print('a', 'b', 'c') outputs 'a b c'. So print(*['foo\n', 'bar']) outputs 'foo\n bar' and the space between does the job of indentation

Answer 3

If I get it right so it's a list which you open with the * and each index is separated with a space from the last one except for the first one so it starts only from the second line

Answer 4

Perfect! All answers were great thank you all

Answer 5

Mahmud Nabil Eliya Ben Baruch what can I do?

Answer 6

Default value for sep parameter of print is ' ' just override it to '',
print(........, sep = '')

Answer 7

Your welcome