How do I stop end="" after all the integers have been combined?

Question

I want end="" to stop after it has removed all the spaces between integers.

The result I get is this:

106111104110word

but I want to get this:

106111104110
word

Code:

name = 'john' 

for char in name:
    print(ord(char), end="")
print("word")

Answer 1

store your answer in a variable, and then print. Other answers in this thread work too, but this way you can also use the result.

name = 'john' 
result = ""

for char in name:
    result += str(ord(char))

print(result)
print("word")

Answer 2

Add \n in your code:

name = 'john' 

for char in name:
    print(ord(char), end="")
print("\nword")

Answer 3

You could do this:

name = 'john' 

for char in name:
    print(ord(char), end="")
print()
print("word")

Answer 4

name = 'john' result = ""

for char in name: result += str(ord(char))

print(result) `println() print("word")

or you can use /n :

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