how can I each element of an array into one line instead of 6

Question

I'm trying to make a sort of cribbage game in Python, and it's actually going quite well. I've run into a problem though. Whenever I try to print the six 'cards' dealt to the player, it always prints them to 6 different lines. What would I need to use and how would I make it so they just print in one line right next to each other? My code is below:

#If a card has a 'T' on it, it is a 10
import math
import random
from cardArtGenerator import *

cardFaceSeparator = ''
def generateHeartFace(cardValues):
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" ┌───┐" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(f" | {c} |" for c in cardValues))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" | ♥ |" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" └───┘" * len(cardValues)))

def generateClubFace(cardValues):
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" ┌───┐" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(f" | {c} |" for c in cardValues))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" | ♣ |" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" └───┘" * len(cardValues)))

def generateDiamondFace(cardValues):
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" ┌───┐" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(f" | {c} |" for c in cardValues))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" | ♦ |" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" └───┘" * len(cardValues)))

def generateSpadeFace(cardValues):
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" ┌───┐" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(f" | {c} |" for c in cardValues))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" | ♠ |" * len(cardValues)))
    print(cardFaceSeparator.join(" └───┘" * len(cardValues)))

deck = ['dA','d2','d3','d4','d5','d6','d7','d8','d9','dT','dJ','dQ','dK',

'hA','h2','h3','h4','h5','h6','h7','h8','h9','hT','hJ','hQ','hK',

'sA','s2','s3','s4','s5','s6','s7','s8','s9','sT','sJ','sQ','sK',

'cA','c2','c3','c4','c5','c6','c7','c8','c9','cT','cJ','cQ','cK']

hand = []
separator = ''

def numberGenerator():
  for x in range(6):
    cardDealt = random.choice(deck)
    hand.append(cardDealt)
    deck.remove(cardDealt)

def cardArt(cardInput):
  if cardInput[0] == 'd':
    generateDiamondFace([cardInput[1]])
    
  if cardInput[0] == 'h':
    generateHeartFace([cardInput[1]])

  if cardInput[0] == 's':
    generateSpadeFace([cardInput[1]])

  if cardInput[0] == 'c':
    generateClubFace([cardInput[1]])

#actually prints the code cards, this is where I need help (line 61)
numberGenerator()
for x in range(len(hand)):
  cardArt(hand[x-1])

print(hand)

Answer 1

The answer by @eric-lozano is a great one (I upvoted it :-).

I would tackle the problem in a slightly different manner though. I would definitely move the print() stuff out of method calls if I could.

This strategy is based on reshaping a your list of cards with face rows into a list of face rows with cards.

import random

## ---------------------------
## Generate the display for a single card.
## You have this now but in multiple methods
## Note that we will only print() from our main
## ---------------------------
def get_card_face(card_key):
    card_suit, card_value = list(card_key)
    suit_display = {"h": "?", "c": "?", "d": "?", "s": "?"}.get(card_suit, "*")
    return [
        f"?????",
        f"| {card_value} |",
        f"| {suit_display} |",
        f"?????" 
    ]
## ---------------------------

## ---------------------------
## Generatet the display for a hand of cards.
## Note that we will only print() from our main.
## ---------------------------
def get_hand_faces(hand):
    ## ---------------
    ## Get a list of the displays of each card.
    ## This will be a list of lists as each card display is a list of display rows
    ## ---------------
    hand_faces = [get_card_face(c) for c in hand]
    ## ---------------

    ## ---------------
    ## Reshape hand faces so that our list of lists changes from a list of
    ## cards into a list of rows. Note hand_faces now an enumerator.
    ## ---------------
    hand_faces = zip(*hand_faces)
    ## ---------------

    ## ---------------
    ## return a string with proper spacing and line breaks
    ## ---------------
    return "\n".join(" ".join(row) for row in hand_faces)
    ## ---------------
## ---------------------------

deck = [
    f"{s}{v}"
    for s in list("hdcs")
    for v in list("A23456789TJQK")
]
random.shuffle(deck)

user_hand = []
computer_hand = []
for _ in range(6):
    user_hand.append(deck.pop())
    computer_hand.append(deck.pop())

print("User Hand:")
print(get_hand_faces(user_hand))

print("Computer Hand:")
print(get_hand_faces(computer_hand))

This should give you something like:

User Hand:
????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ?????
| K | | 9 | | 4 | | 6 | | A | | 8 |
| ? | | ? | | ? | | ? | | ? | | ? |
????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ?????
Computer Hand:
????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ?????
| K | | 4 | | 9 | | 3 | | 4 | | A |
| ? | | ? | | ? | | ? | | ? | | ? |
????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ?????