Single Line White-space remover with Python | Remove all white-spaces of a string with a single line of Python

Published on Oct. 18, 2020, 9:18 a.m.

 What is white-space ?

Simply a white-space is a character that contains a space. when you hit your space bar on your keyboard it doesn't leave it empty but it add a Character that contains a single white- space.

Removing all white spaces in a  string

In Python we have too many ways to do that. Believe me  A For Loop is the easiest way for a beginner.
But today I use only one line of code to do the job. Let's get started.

Objectives

When we have the input "Hello World!" It must return us the string "HelloWorld!"

Code


print("".join(input("Enter the String :").split()))                                        


  • Here we get a input using Input()
  • Then  we split it into words using Split()
  • Split() Returns us a List
  • We join each and every element using join()
if you want to get items in a list joined together you can use join() 

You have to decide the connecting string before using Join() and it must be a string.
Here we want nothing to print after a list item so I used an empty String. Hope You Like it :>)




The Output


kavindu@kavindu-MS:~/project_YT/resultant$ python3 Whitespace_remover.py
Enter the String :Hello Blog Of Chamodh Readers
HelloBlogOfChamodhReaders
kavindu@kavindu-MS:~/project_YT/resultant$