Each time I call print
in Python, a new line is created. For example:
print("hello") print("world")
This code will print the following:
hello world
If I pass multiple strings to print
, they will be separated by spaces. For example:
print("hello", "world")
This code will print the following:
hello world
How do I avoid both newlines and spaces and print helloworld
? In other words, I would like all new strings to be printed directly after the previous output, without any separators.
Python’s print
function takes two optional keyword parameters, sep
and end
.
sep
: a string to print between arguments. Defaults to ' '
(space).end
: a string to print at the end. Defaults to '\n'
(new line).To prevent these extra spaces and line breaks from being printed, we can set both sep
and end
to empty strings, as below:
print("hello", sep="", end="") print("world", sep="", end="") print("hello", "world", sep="", end="")
This code will print the following:
helloworldhelloworld
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