print ("The number is", (roll),'.')
The number is 5 .
I want to remove the space between '5' and '.'
I have tried a few different methods to remove the space before the period, but I am either getting errors or the same result.
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Try this: roll + ‘.’shauli– shauli2021-02-21 18:35:54 +00:00Commented Feb 21, 2021 at 18:35
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For everyone else like me who's surprised by this: the default separator for multiple parameters in print function is a space, because of which it was adding spaces between each element. You can override this using print(... , sep="")Swetank Poddar– Swetank Poddar2021-02-21 18:42:28 +00:00Commented Feb 21, 2021 at 18:42
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You need a string formatting method or concatenating methods. the follwoing will give you same results
print (f"The number is, {roll}.")
print ("The number is, {}.".format(roll))
print ("The number is"+' '+ str(roll) +'.')
print ("The number is %s. "%(a))
There are multiple solutions to your problem. I can recommend f-strings.
print ("The number is", (roll),'.')
becomes
print(f"The number is {roll}.")
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