[Tutor] Hmm...I should be able to figure this out...but...

[Steven Combs]

I am using the following code to simply take user input and return the 
results backwards.

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# Initialize Variables
string = ""
stringlength = 0

# Begin Program

string = raw_input("Enter a string and I will display it backwards.\n")
stringlength = len(string)

for i in range (stringlength, 0, -1):
     print string [i - 1],

print "\n"

raw_input("\nPress the enter key to exit")

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It works, but it places a space in between the characters displayed.  
For instance, if the string entered is:

Test

the results are displayed

t s e T

I tried using "\b" to backspace after each character is displayed, but 
this didn't work.  I'm embarrassed to admit that I am trying to give 
this as an assignment for a basic computer programming course I teach 
(I'm stilling trying to learn the finer points of Python myself).  I 
know I could use other commands, but I have to limit the command set 
for the students at this stage in their programming section (we have 
yet to discuss mutability and immutability)  Any suggestion for an easy 
fix?

Steven