Print Tab in Python
This tutorial will cover the different ways of printing tabs in Python.
Python Print Tab Example
To print a tab in Python, use the \
(backslash) escape character followed by a t
within a print()
function like this:
print('Hello\tworld.')
Hello world.
Python List Print with Tabs Example
Here is an example of how to print a list with each element separated by a tab:
items = ['Apple','Pear','Banana']
print (str(items[0]) + "\t" + str(items[1]) + "\t" + str(items[2]))
Apple Pear Banana
Print Tab using Unicode in Python
Here are the ways to print a tab directly using unicodes:
\N{name}
– name is the Character name in the Unicode database\uxxxx
– 16-bit Unicode\Uxxxxxxxx
– 32-bit Unicode\xhh
– 8-bit Unicode
print("hello\N{TAB}world")
print("hello\N{tab}world")
print("hello\N{TaB}world")
hello world
hello world
hello world
print("hello\N{HT}world")
print("hello\N{CHARACTER TABULATION}world")
print("hello\N{HORIZONTAL TABULATION}world")
hello world
hello world
hello world
print("hello\x09world")
print("hello\u0009world")
print("hello\U00000009world")
hello world
hello world
hello world