a = ‘Python’
b = ‘is a good coding language’
print(a + b)
Output is: Pythonis a good coding language
I want to create a space between “Pythonis”
I am using Thonny IDE
You can change is to
print(a + " " + b)
and thatll add a space
@Eesa is correct.
Alternatively you can add a comma instead of a plus sign.
Like this:
print(a,b)
And Python will add a space automatically as it is the default separator. If you want to modify the default separator you can use the ‘sep’ parameter and pass in a string the separator of your choosing.
Like this:
print(a,b, sep='-')
And that would result in:
Python-is a good coding language
Which I know is not what you want but it’s still cool to know.
Cheers 
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Hi Essa. Thanks a lot. It worked…
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