python代码打错怎么删除_如何从python打印输出中删除字符

I am trying to remove extra characters printed out in my print statement from another print statement.

Here is what my code looks like:

print(addedlist) #addedlist = [9,5,1989,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]

for x in range(0, len(addedlist)):

print('%d->'%addedlist[x],end="")

print('\n')

the output of this looks like this:

[9, 5, 1989, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

9->5->1989->1->2->3->4->5->6->7->8->9->

I am trying to remove the last -> characters. I tried doing :

print(addedlist) #addedlist = [9,5,1989,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]

for x in range(0, len(addedlist)):

print('%d->'%addedlist[x],end="")

print('\b\b\n')

but it didn't work.

How would i go about accomplishing this ?

EDIT:

Just some clarification, I know i can change my original print statement to print it more correctly to avoid trailing -> ... I am after a solution for how to erase trailing '->' this once the mistake has been made

解决方案

I notice you wants to play with carriage return commands. First you need to learn both \b (moves the active position to the previous position) and \r (moves the active position to the start of line) works for current active line.

I think you are working on command line interpreter; at which you explicitly press enter for next line.

On command line interpreter use ; as follows:

>>> print("abb", end=""); print("\b\bcc")

acc

>>> print("a->", end=""); print("\b\b ")

>>> a

If you are using some script then your code should work, see:

Upload$ cat s.py

print ("abcd->", end="")

print ("\b\b ")

Upload$ python3.2 s.py

abcd # notice -> is removed

But this is not much useful, correct approach is what Aशwini चhaudhary has shown in his answer.

Edit: I found you mistake in your code

print('%d->' % addedlist[x], end="")

print('\b\b\n')

You use '\b' to moves the active position to the previous position, but you don't overwrite "->", you just outputs '\n' that shift cursors to next line, you should rectify your code as below.

print('%d->' % addedlist[x], end="")

print('\b\b \n')

# ^^^ /b then overwrite with spaces

Run at Linux shell as $ python scriptname.py (For command line Python's interpreter you can use something like code I written, it is just to play, use str.join or use sep parameter in print()).