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Asked By | Drawsi |
for x in range(height+2):
print('\n')
for y in range(width+2):
print(matrix[x][y],end=' ')
This is the code in python. I want the " end=‘’ " part of it to use in Godot but the documentation hasn’t given me something close to it.