How to print on the same line?

Question

input:
hello world

Sample output:
svool dliow

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Answer 1

Your albhabet don't have space, so will be ignored so add else part to print as it is.
Next is your logic correct?
Do you need to print reverse?
No I think,
A logic:
If z to print in place of a, then
alphabet['z' - ch] will give you 'a'...
In python, I think it need some syntax changes, not exact one...

Answer 2

To keep spaces as they are entered during input, you can split() your input to a list. For split() use a space as separator. Then you can iterate through your list of words and encode them. If this is done, you can join() the elements of the list to a string, that can be printed without any trouble.

Answer 3

print(new_word, end= "")

Default end = "\n" so overwrite it like end = "" ie none

Answer 4

Thank you Lothar for helping me

Answer 5

Jayakrishna🇮🇳 thank you this is nice but there is no spase between them

like(svool dliow)

Answer 6

Thank you again this was helpful