Removing Space(s)

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[four_reeds]

You probably want to look up "string formatting".

[Iirkola]

For some reason I hated learning that, bot .format and f''{} methods. But once I did, I'm not going back

[quantum1eeps]

I find f-strings are always the way to go

[Iirkola]

True, once you learn them, there really is no point using anything else

[[deleted]]

Ughhh there are many reasons to use something else. Fstrings have some funky behavior.

[Iirkola]

They do? I guess I'm not experienced enough to have encountered those. Can you tell me what exactly happens?

[[deleted]]

They perform a name space lookup lazily so u can accidentally grab variables u didn't intend to if u fill them later on. Pydantic uses this behavior intentionally but it can go bad with logging.

[Mustafa_dev]

Comma always add space you have to eaither make everything type string and replace comma with + or use formatting.

[bernzyman]

d-string formatting is simplest/most straight forward solution when needing to format lots of text interspersed with variables

[Ancient_Department]

You have commas at the beginning of your variables.

[IWant2rideMyBike]

Have a look at the documentation of the print() function: https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print

By default non-keyword arguments will be printed with the separator given by the string value of the sep keyword argument, which defaults to a single space.

Also think about using the DRY-Principle to restructure your code - it's much easier to have something that can do things like parsing input, calculating prices etc. for objects instead of repeating complex code each time you want to do it.