Printing spaces or blank spaces can be achieved in multiple ways in python. In this post, I will show you two different ways to print space in python with examples. Let’s have a look :
Method 1: printing spaces in print() :
Simply, if you add any blank spaces in between a string, it adds that while printing :
print("Hello World !!")
It will print :
Hello World !!
Also, we can add spaces by using a empty print() statement :
print("Hello")
print()
print("World !!")
It will print :
Hello
World !!
Again, if we pass two params to print, it will add one blank space in between the words :
first_word = "Hello"
second_word = "World"
print(first_word,second_word)
It prints :
Hello World
Method 2: Using a variable :
You can use one variable, if you want to have different amount of blank spaces in a text. For example :
space = ' '
first_word = "Hello"
second_word = "World"
print(first_word+space+second_word)
print(first_word+(space*2)+second_word)
print(first_word+(space*3)+second_word)
print(first_word+(space*4)+second_word)
print(first_word+(space*5)+second_word)
It will print :
Hello World
Hello World
Hello World
Hello World
Hello World
So, we can use one variable equal to a blank space and multiply it with any number to get a longer blank space.