Prevent python from printing a new line

Question

I have this code in Python

inputted = input("Enter in something: ")
print("Input is {0}, including the return".format(inputted))

which outputs

Enter in something: something
Input is something
, including the return

I am not sure what is going on; if I use variables that are independent of user input, I don't get a new line after formatting with a variable. I suspect Python might accept input on a new line when I hit return.

How can I make the input not include newlines so that I can compare them with other lines / characters? (e.g. something == 'a')

Answer 1

- inputted. , strip("\r\n"), :

print("Input is {0}, including the return".format(inputted.strip("\r\n")))

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Answer 2

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import sys
from io import StringIO

for stdin in [sys.stdin, StringIO("test\r\ntest\r\n")]:
    sys.stdin = stdin 

    print("readline returns this: " + repr(sys.stdin.readline()))

    inputted = input("Enter in something: ")
    print("inputted: " + repr(inputted))

    print("inputted is printed like this: --> {0} <--".format(inputted))

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Answer 3

, rstrip.
inputted.rstrip ("\r\n")

Answer 4

inputted = inputted.strip()

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import re
inputted = re.sub("[\n\r]+$", "", inputted)