How to print spaces in Python

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In C     n is used  but what do I use in Python   I don t want to have to use  print          This doesn t seem very elegant   Any help will be greatly appreciated

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To print any amount of lines between printed text use:

print("Hello" + '\n' *insert number of whitespace lines+ "World!")

'\n' can be used to make whitespace, multiplied, it will make multiple whitespace lines.

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First and foremost  for newlines  the simplest thing to do is have separate print statements  like this   print  Hello   print  World     the parentheses allow it to work in Python 2  or 3    To have a line break  and still only one print statement  simply use the   n  within  as follows   print  Hello nWorld      Below  I explain spaces  instead of line breaks     I see allot of people here using the   notation  which personally  I find ugly   Example of what I find ugly   x      print  Hello  10 x  world       The example above is currently  as I type this the top up-voted answer   The programmer is obviously coming into Python from PHP as the     syntax at the end of every line  well simple isn t needed   The only reason it doesn t through an error in Python is because semicolons CAN be used in Python  really should only be used when you are trying to place two lines on one  for aesthetic reasons   You shouldn t place these at the end of every line in Python  as it only increases file-size   Personally  I prefer to use  s notation  In Python 2 7  which I prefer  you don t need the parentheses      and       However  you should include them anyways  so your script won t through errors  in Python 3 x  and will run in either   Let s say you wanted your space to be 8 spaces   So what I would do would be the following in Python   3 x  print  Hello    World     sep     8  end   n     you don t need to specify end  if you don t want to  but I wanted you to know it was also an option  if you wanted to have an 8 space prefix  and did not wish to use tabs for some reason  you could do the following  print   sHello World          8     The above method will work in Python 2 x as well  but you cannot add the  sep  and  end  arguments  those have to be done manually in Python  lt  3   Therefore  to have an 8 space prefix  with a 4 space separator  the syntax which would work in Python 2  or 3 would be    print   sHello sWorld          8      4     I hope this helps   P S   You also could do the following    gt  gt  gt  prefix     8  gt  gt  gt  sep     2  gt  gt  gt  print   sHello sWorld      prefix  sep       Hello  World

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A lone print will output a newline   print   In 3 x print is a function  therefore   print

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Space char is hexadecimal 0x20  decimal 32 and octal  040   gt  gt  gt  SPACE   0x20  gt  gt  gt  a   chr SPACE   gt  gt  gt  type a   lt class  str  gt   gt  gt  gt  print f quot   a   quot

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rjust   and ljust    test string    HelloWorld   test string rjust 20             HelloWorld   test string ljust 20   HelloWorld

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If you need to separate certain elements with spaces you could do something like   print  hello    there    Notice the comma between  hello  and  there     If you want to print a new line  i e   n  you could just use print without any arguments

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simply assign a variable to    or      then when needed type  print x  x  x  Hello World  x    or something like that   Hope this is a little less complicated

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Sometimes  pprint   in pprint module works wonder  especially for dict variables

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Any of the following will work   print  Hello nWorld   print  Hello  print  World    Additionally  if you want to print a blank line  not make a new line   print or print   will work

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Tryprint  Example   print  Hello World   print print  Hi     Hope this works

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print  hello        50    world

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Here s a short answer  x        This will print one white space  print x      This will print 10 white spaces  print 10 x     Print 10 whites spaces between Hello  amp  World  print  Hello  10 x  world

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this is how to print whitespaces in python   import string   string whitespace     t n x0b x0c r      i e      print  hello world     print  Hello sworld         print  hello    world     print  Hello    world

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