I have a list that contains a word. Each letter is separated by a space (as seen below).
word = ["h", " ", "e", " ", "l", " ", "l", " ", "o", " "]
I am trying to get it to print in the format:
h e l l o
I tried using a print statement (among other things) but it just came out:
["h", " ", "e", " ", "l", " ", "l", " ", "o", " "]
How do I fix this?
You could str.join(iterable) to join them together as one string:
"".join(word)
This will join all elements of the array with empty strings, essentially concatenating the strings together into one. Then you can print it:
print("".join(word))
This will produce
h e l l o
Just use the join function to convert the List into a string:
print ("".join(my_word))
The "" before .join means that between the characters an empty space will be added. If you want you can put whatever you like, even spaces or digits or strings.
