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I am new to python and learning,in print statement a space character is injected in before the comma, which is undesirable. How may we print the comma immediately after name like Andrew, with no intervening space character?

Code:

name = "Andrew"
print name,","

Output:

Andrew ,

print name+","

You should always state what version of python you are using. In this case I assume it is Python2.X

import sys
print sys.version_info

To show something that will not work for you.

>>> name = "Andrew"
>>> print(f'{name} ,')
Andrew ,

We are clear in advice what new user should use.
To take in hint form.

>>> import sys
>>> 
>>> sys.version_info.major
3
>>> sys.version_info.minor
7

Not less than.

>>> sys.version_info.major
3
>>> sys.version_info.minor - 1
6

(Sep-27-2018, 08:05 PM)brittocj Wrote: [ -> ]print name,","

You're using python2, which is very close to it's end of life: https://pythonclock.org/
Python 3 has been out for slightly less than 10 years now.

brittocj

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