Removing whitespace in python -


i using python read headers sac having trouble removing whitespace. want remove space before next station name e.g rpz, toz, urz. code:

for s in stations:     tr=st[0]     h=tr.stats     stnm = h.station     tt = h.sac.t1      print>>f,stnm, 'p', '1', tt,

i want output this:

dsz p 1 53.59rpz p 1 72.80toz p 1 40.25urz p 1 32.26

then go onto new line after 32.26. why have comma after tt.

however outputs unwanted space before rpz, toz , urz:

dsz p 1 53.59 rpz p 1 72.80 toz p 1 40.25 urz p 1 32.26

any suggestions? have tried x.strip(), 

attributeerror: 'list' object has no attribute 'strip'.

the print statement adding spaces; if want space dropped, don't print use f.write() instead:

f.write('{} p 1 {}'.format(stnm, tt))

this uses string formatting str.format() create same output format, no space written following tt value.


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