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I started learning Python in school and got an assignment to make a code where you input a year number (for example, 1980) and get the first two numbers (19 in this example) with 00 and the Swedish text shown in the picture.

My problem is that there is space between the first 2 numbers and the rest of the numbers and the text. How can I remove this space in between?

I did not know what to do so I did not try anything

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By default, the arguments to print are displayed with a separator of a single space. You can override this with the optional keyword argument sep, which can be set to any delimiter you choose, including the empty string.

print("A", "B") # Prints "A B"
print("A", "B", sep=",") # Prints "A,B"
print("A", "B", sep="") # Prints "AB"

In your case, the empty string should suffice.

print(x, "00", sep="")
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