Python's print() function always prints a newline in the end. The print() function accepts an optional parameter known as the 'end'. Its value is '\n' by default. We can change the end character in a print statement with the value of our choice using this parameter.
# Print a " " instead of the new line in the end. print("Welcome to",end=" ") print("Python")
Welcome to Python
# Printing a dot in the end. print("Hello world , welcome to dEexams" , end = '.') print("com", end = ' ')
Hello world , welcome to dEexams.com
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