Okay, now you see, the program is working perfect.
And there is one problem.
Okay?
Actually, it's not a problem.
It is kind of weakness that is failing my terminal with doing this package.
Send for package.
Send six, eight, ten, 12 and a lot of this kind of text.
So it is not good for me.
I don't like it, so I try to undo that.
Okay.
So if you want to handle that in Python three Python three.
So we need to do something here.
Uh here we need to use camera okay.
At the end of this we need to use camera.
And right here end is equal to an empty string here.
And it is telling you that.
What do you want to add at the end of your print statement.
Right now I'm telling this that nothing.
Let's go back here and execute.
Let's see what do we have here.
Let's see.
Right now you see we have nothing.
That is because it is, uh, storing everything into a buffer.
Okay.
So let's cancel that after I use the cancel method.
Now you see that everything that is stored into a buffer right now, it now it is printing all those
in one line.
Okay, so we are very close at, uh, our goal at what we want, but that is not what we want, okay.
The thing we want is to be printed this in at the beginning of the line, and then this one here, okay.
Instead of, uh, the first one, I want to print the second one and also this one, but not go to,
uh, second line.
Okay.
I want all this to be printed in the first line, I mean, overwriting that.
So if you want to overwrite that, you need to use at the beginning of this, something called backslash
r, backslash R means to go to the first line at the beginning of line.
This time that is printing.
Go to the first, uh, beginning of the line.
Okay.
Now if I come back here and try to execute this.
Now, you see, uh, four packets and five packets in it.
And like this right now, you see that the program, I think it is completed.
Okay, maybe there is still things that we could improve.
Okay, let's go and see if.
Is there something we could do?
If not, so it is completed.