🔒 Printing matrix/array

[scenic kindle]

I want to print a matrix without the commas and brackets separating them as all I'm able to do right now is print(*matrix,sep="") but that just prints the arrays inside the matrix without commas and brackets yet doesn't remove the ones within each individual array. Can someone tell me how to do this please?

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@scenic kindle

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[scenic kindle]

o yay

[patent skiff]

You'd want to use array.join()

[scenic kindle]

I see

so like

array.join("")

or no?

do I do array.join(*matrix,sep="")

[patent skiff]

That's basically what you want.

[scenic kindle]

it didn't work

hold on

[patent skiff]

Except it's for each individual array.

[scenic kindle]

ohhh

so dont do that with the print

because it says list has no object join

[patent skiff]

!e

l = ["apple", "banana", "carrot"]
print(l)
print(''.join(l))

[silent blaze]

@patent skiff :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | ['apple', 'banana', 'carrot']
002 | applebananacarrot

[patent skiff]

I kinda said it wrong 😅

[scenic kindle]

I see

[patent skiff]

It's supposed to be:
"[seperator]".(array)

[scenic kindle]

so the "array" is Screen in my case

right?

[patent skiff]

No, I'm pretty sure you still have to loop through each individual array in Screen.

[scenic kindle]

ah ok

the only reason I was doing this was to try and get away from a million for loops

but its alright

[patent skiff]

Ohh, ok.

[scenic kindle]

Thanks!

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