Python Print Without Newline: Use end Parameter

In Python 3, you can use the ‘end’ parameter to control the output behavior of the print function.

By default, the print function will add a new line after output. However, you can prevent this by setting the end parameter to an empty string ” to achieve continuous output without a new line.

Here is an example:

print('Hello', end='')
print('World')

The output is:

HelloWorld

In this example, the end parameter of the first print function is set to an empty string, so the output of the second print function will immediately follow the output of the first print function, instead of being on a new line.