Today, when I was watching the python2 tutorial, I saw this paragraph. The data in the list is output in one column. The implementation is
for item in ['e-mail','net','homework','chat']:
print item,
print
Said that it is enough to add a comma after the item,
but I tried it like this, and found that it didn’t work.
for item in ['e-mail','net','homework','chat']:
print (item,)
The output of e-mail
net
homework
chat
is still in columns.
The final idea is to replace the newline character with a space at the end of each list element output, so that it can be output as a line.
for item in ['e-mail','net','homework','chat']:
print (item,end=' ')
e-mail net homework chat