How can I disable automatic line breaks in Python?

1 year ago
Benjamin Taylor
1 minute

In Python, you can disable automatic line breaks using the following method:

  1. To create multi-line strings, you can use either double quotes (“) or single quotes (‘). The line breaks within the string will be preserved in the output without automatically creating a new line. For example:
print("Hello, World!\nThis is a multiline string.")

Output:

Hello, World!
This is a multiline string.
  1. Using a backslash (\) to connect multiple statements in one line will make them be treated as a single statement. For example:
print("Hello, World! \
This is a single line.")

Output:

Hello, World! This is a single line.
  1. Print to the standard output.
  2. output()
  3. output the contents with the standard output function.
import sys

sys.stdout.write("Hello, World!")
sys.stdout.write("This is a single line.")

Output:

Hello, World!This is a single line.

These methods can all help you disable automatic line breaks, choose the one that best fits your situation.

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