I have 2 separate print statements:
print "123"
print "456"
How can i make these 2 print statement appear on the same line? Note i need to use 2 print statements
output:
123456
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3"I need to use 2 print statements"... why? – Karl Knechtel Dec 08 '10 at 18:37
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Related post - [How to print without newline or space?](https://stackoverflow.com/q/493386/465053) – RBT Jul 23 '18 at 10:01
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In python 1.x and 2.x, a trailing comma will do what you want (with the caveat mentioned by others about the extra space inserted):
print "123",
print "456"
In python 3.x — or in python 2.6-2.7 with from __future__ import print_function — print is a function and you should use end="" to force no extra ending character:
print("123", end="")
print("456")
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Python 1.x? Seriously? I don't think there are any installations of this left (and even if, they should be nuked from the orbit). – Dec 08 '10 at 18:40
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A comma after the string you are printing will suppress the newline. The \b is a special character that represents an ASCII backspace.
print '123',
print '\b456'
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print "123",
print "456"
Alternatively, you can use sys.stdout.write:
sys.stdout.write('123')
sys.stdout.write('456\n')
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print "123",
print "456"
For Python 3+
print("123", end="")
print("456")
Kumar Sambhav Pandey
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