The print
function takes an optional named parameter called end
. By
setting this to the empty string, no newline will be shown after your value
was printed. For example:
print("AAA", end="")
Alternatively, on UNIX systems you can write directly to the sys.stdout
file, which will show output on your terminal. This gives you a deeper level
of control:
import sys
sys.stdout.write("Hello")
sys.stdout.flush()