Q:

How Can I Print Running Text? For Example to Print "Stack" Python Will Print S then t then a then c and then k?

I am using notepad++ for writing codes and then seeing output using Windows Power Shell. Now lets say I want to print this...
"Stack Overflow"
But not all at once. First of all it will print S then t then a then c then k then a space and then O ...... ?
So is there any function/method to post the text as we type in old PCs?
If the question is not complete let me know what more information I can provide you.
Update
@uʍop ǝpısdn Yes, you understood my requirement. And many thanks for the answer. :)
Well I didn't know that it calls Emulating text. :)

A:

Here you go:
import time, sys

for letter in "Stack Overflow":
    sys.stdout.write(letter)
    sys.stdout.flush()
    time.sleep(1) # that's in seconds, adjust at will

sys.stdout.write('\n')

Why stdout.flush?
Output from a running program is usually buffered (i.e. held waiting) until certain conditions are met. The call to sleep() will not fulfill these conditions, and the text will not appear. By calling flush() after each letter, you force it out.

