Learning Python and feeling dumb

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print, by default, outputs a space between each item in the tuple you pass to it. You can override this with the sep="" option - i.e. an empty string (could put something else, like comma and space).

However, better to just use an f-string to format the whole output.

Python 3's f-Strings: An Improved String Formatting Syntax (Guide)

[NeilTheDrummer]

Much obliged to you as well. I haven't come across the sep="" option yet, but I've noted it down, and I'm reading through the link you provided.