Remove whitespace in print function in Python

Asked By James A Moreno 50 points N/A Posted on - 10/19/2014

I have this code
print “/ *”, your_name.upper () “* /”;
your_name where the data entered by the user. How can I change the above code to tell the system, remove all spaces

UPDATE: When I print the code, I will
/ *! your_name * /

I want / remove spaces between Whit *! your_name * /

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Answered By Dave Crinit 5 points N/A #188096

Remove whitespace in print function in Python

Happy to support you!

There are few steps that you can follow (but first convert the input data into a string if it is not),

• You can use the str.replace() function, 

if the data input string is named as x,

x.replace(" ", "")

 

• However, if you want to remove all white space characters including space, tab, new line, duplicate space, etc. you can use split then join:

x = ''.join(x.split())

 

• Also you can use str.translate:

from x import whitespace

x.translate(None, whitespace)

or,

x.translate( None,x.whitespace )

 

 

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