I'm using a python code with the following code :

sys.stdout.write("{}\t".format(leaf_distances[n][m]))

I just wondered if someone knew a way to replace sys.stdout.write by a print argument ? So far I tried:

print("{}\t".format(leaf_distances[n][m]))

but it does not seem to be the same thing.

CodePudding user response：

The closest equivalent is print that does not add a line break at the end of the output. New-style formatting:

print(f"{leaf_distances[n][m]}\t", end="")

Old-style formatting:

print("{}\t".format(leaf_distances[n][m]), end="")

CodePudding user response：

You'd want

print(str(leaf_distances[n][m]), end="\t")

for an equivalent.