How do I add space between two variables after a print in Python

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I m fairly new to Python  so I m trying my hand at some simple code  However  in one of the practices my code is supposed to display some numbers in inches on the left and the conversion of the numbers on the right   count   1 conv   count   2 54 print count  conv   I want the output to be printed with some space between them   count   1 conv   count   2 54 print count      conv   I can t figure out how to do this  I ve searched everywhere  but all I can find are people trying to get rid of space  If someone could just lead me in the right direction  I d be thankful   Oh  and I just realized that I m using Python 2 7  not 3 x  Not sure if this is important

User · Answer

You should use python Explicit Conversion Flag PEP-3101

'My name is {0!s:10} {1}'.format('Dunkin', 'Donuts')

'My name is Dunkin Donuts'

or

'My name is %-10s %s' % ('Dunkin', 'Donuts')

'My name is Dunkin Donuts'

https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3101/

User · Answer

print str count           str conv  - This did not work  However  replacing   with   works for me

User · Answer

You can do it this way in python3   print a b end

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This is a stupid hacky way  print count      print conv

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A quick warning  this a pretty wordy answer   print is tricky sometimes  I had some problems with it when I first started  What you want is a few spaces in between two variables after you print them right  There s many ways to do this  as shown in the above answers   This is your code   count   1 conv   count   2 54 print count  conv   It s output is this   1 2 54   If you want spaces in between  you can do it the naive way by sticking a string of spaces in between them  The variables count and conv need to be converted to string types to concatenate join  them together  This is done with str     print  str count                    str conv       Provides an output of  1           2 54   To do this is the newer  more pythonic way  we use the   sign in conjunction with a letter to denote the kind of value we re using  Here I use underscores instead of spaces to show how many there are  The modulo before the last values just tells python to insert the following values in  in the order we provided   print    i     s     count  conv       provides an output of  1    2 54   I used  i for count because it is a whole number  and  s for conv  because using  i in that instance would provide us with  2  instead of  2 54  Technically  I could ve used both  s  but it s all good   I hope this helps   -Joseph  P S  if you want to get complicated with your formatting  you should look at prettyprint for large amounts of text such as dictionaries and tuple lists imported as pprint  as well as  which does automatic tabs  spacing and other cool junk   Here s some more information about strings in the python docs  http   docs python org library string html module-string

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A simple way would be   print str count           str conv    If you need more spaces  simply add them to the string   print str count             str conv    A fancier way  using the new syntax for string formatting   print   0    1   format count  conv    Or using the old syntax  limiting the number of decimals to two   print   d    2f     count  conv

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Use string interpolation instead   print   d    f     count conv

User · Answer

print   hello    k        ln     where k and ln are variables

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A simple way to add the tab would be to use the  t tag   print   0   t  1   format count  conv

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Alternatively you can use ljust rjust to make the formatting nicer   print   s s     str count  rjust 10   conv    or  print str count  ljust 10   conv

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