How to prevent input from printing on the next line in Console.

Question

player_name = []
print(input("Would you like to add a player to the roster?  "))
def addedplayer():
    print(input("What is the name of the player?  "))
    playername.append(addedplayer)
    print playername
if 'yes':
    added_player()
In console:
treehouse:~/workspace$ python team.py                                                                                         
Would you like to add a player to the roster?  yes                                                                            
yes     <<<    I don't want this                                                                                              
What is the name of the player?  bob                                                                                          
bob   <<<    I don't want this

Brandon White · Accepted Answer

Hi Tucker,
If you don't want the user response to print on the next line, then avoid wrapping your input function inside the print function.
If you've written your code in the REPL and not in the file, I'm not sure there's a way to keep the user response from printing on the next line.

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How to prevent input from printing on the next line in Console.

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