How to have output on one line in javascript

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I know this is probably so simple but I have tried /s to get spaces between my words.document.write('You have been alive' + */s userMsDays /s* + 'days');

I have tried +''+ to have code output to one line document.write('<li><font color="red">emotional:</font></li>' + *''+ bioEmot +''*);

@tjameson /s can be used in regular expressions to denote a space character. I think that's where he got it from. — David G
– David G, Commented Mar 23, 2013 at 0:44

David G · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-23 00:41:27Z

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You simply input the spaces inside the string:

document.write('You have been alive ' + userMsDays + ' days');

answered Mar 23, 2013 at 0:41

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user2205909 Over a year ago

when i tried to use the italic button it put the * before and after. Thank you for that,I know have my sapces but do you know how to have this document.write('<li><font color="red">emotional:</font></li>' + bioEmot ); appear on one line instead of two

user2205909 Over a year ago

ok i put () around bioEmot and that put that all up on one line but took away the list point. So now have output as : emotional:0.8. So not sure how to fix.

user2205909 Over a year ago

@ David sorry I didn't see your comment, and was so excited that I thought I had fixed it, I posted and then felt like an idiot when it still didn't work, so came back and deleted last two posts. The <li> point in front of the output

David G Over a year ago

@Sonya1m You should post that as a separate question.

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