How do I print each iteration with a input into 1 string?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/c9dNuQ9SYV4x/#py
I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to print each iteration and each str(input) into 1 str. I need to return 1 string not each iteration. Help..

Answer 1

As suggested by jayakrishna and Lothar,

> remove the line 20
> replace line 19 with:
print(f"{x} {word}", end=" ")

- line 20 has return keyword, whenever python encounters the return keyword, it exits the function and provides everything written after the 'return' to caller.

- In line 19 when you are printing the output, 'print()' function automatically adds a new line. By providing 'end' in print function argument, you are telling print() function not to add newline but to add a space instead (or whatever specified in 'end')

You can replace it with anything you want:
For example:
print(f"{x} {word}", end="-")

If you do this, you output will be separated by a dash ('-')

Answer 2

Esther McAngus ,

the output with print() function should overwrite the "\n" (new-line sequence) with 1 space " " !!!

print(f"{x} {word}",end=" ")

since your output is given from the function print_ten(), we don't need to return anything to the caller. remove this line

Answer 3

Can you complete the code for what you getting?..
print( "text", end="") #end="" Overrites \n printing character at end so it will remain in same line..

Answer 4

Thank u all I love our community!

Answer 5

ten=[]
def print_ten(word):

x = 0
for i in range(1,10):
x=i
w = word
ten.append(f'{x} {w}')
print(' '.join(ten))

print_ten('hey')

Try this one i guess it’s gonna work..

Answer 6

It may be..

y=input()
def print_ten(word):
x = 0
while x <= 10:
x += 1

print(x,str(y))

print_ten(y)

Answer 7

Thank u again! I will definitely give them all a try!