I need help removing the excess space described in the image below for the python code : highway_number = int(input()) if (highway_number == 0) or (highway_number % 100 == 0) or (highway_number > 999): print('{} is not a valid interstate highway number.'.format(highway_number)) if highway_number > 0 and highway_number < 100: if (highway_number % 2) == 0: print('I-{} is primary, going east/west.'.format(highway_number)) else: print('I-{} is primary, going north/south.'.format(highway_number)) if highway_number > 99 and highway_number < 1000: if highway_number % 100 == 0: print() else: if (highway_number % 2) == 0: if_aux = highway_number % 100 print('I-{} is auxiliary, serving I-{}, going east/west.'.format(highway_number, if_aux)) else: if_aux = highway_number % 100 print('I-{} is auxiliary, serving I-{}, going north/south.'.format(highway_number, if_aux))
I need help removing the excess space described in the image below for the python code
:
highway_number = int(input())
if (highway_number == 0) or (highway_number % 100 == 0) or (highway_number > 999):
print('{} is not a valid interstate highway number.'.format(highway_number))
if highway_number > 0 and highway_number < 100:
if (highway_number % 2) == 0:
print('I-{} is primary, going east/west.'.format(highway_number))
else:
print('I-{} is primary, going north/south.'.format(highway_number))
if highway_number > 99 and highway_number < 1000:
if highway_number % 100 == 0:
print()
else:
if (highway_number % 2) == 0:
if_aux = highway_number % 100
print('I-{} is auxiliary, serving I-{}, going east/west.'.format(highway_number, if_aux))
else:
if_aux = highway_number % 100
print('I-{} is auxiliary, serving I-{}, going north/south.'.format(highway_number, if_aux))
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