2. Single-line output

We're going to be doing a lot of printing in the future, so it would be wise to expand our arsenal of printing methods. Do you remember that the print() function always ends with a newline?

print('Emoji') print('analysis')

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This can be avoided by specifying the end key. By doing this we will indicate that printing shouldn't end with a newline (as it does by default) but with something else instead, such as an empty string:

print('Emoji', end='') print('analysis')

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In order to separate the words with a space, add a space after the first word or before the second:

print('Emoji ', end='') print('analysis')

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end is a named argument. In order to use it, you must indicate both its name and its value. Named arguments are created for functions that already have numerous individual arguments and options. These functions can be confusing if they haven't already been given names. Please take note that there are no spaces before or after the = symbol for named arguments.

Column names that form the header of the table are stored in the header list. Print the header like this:

| Name | EmojiXpress, mil. | Instagram, mil. | Twitter, mil. |

In order to do this, use a loop and the print() function without entering a newline.