Supressing Newlines and Spaces in Python Print Output

In Python, invoking the print function by default appends a newline character to its output. This often creates the need to control line breaks and spaces when printing multiple items. Understanding how to suppress such characters is crucial for formatting output as desired.

To prevent print from adding newlines, use the end="" argument. For instance:

print('h', end='')

This code will print the letter 'h' without a newline.

To suppress the space that is automatically added when printing multiple items, use the sep="" argument. For example:

print('a', 'b', 'c', sep='')

This code will print the letters 'a', 'b', and 'c' without any separator between them.

These options provide granular control over how data is formatted and displayed in Python output, enabling developers to customize the presentation of their programs.