Pywin print w/o linefeed?

[Erik Max Francis]

Spencer Ernest Doidge wrote:

> Is there some way to make Python print a string without the linefeed
> at the end? If there were <some instruction> to do that, then I could
> do this:
>
> >>> def go():
>         <some instruction> 'hello world'
>         <some instruction> 'goodbye world'
> 
> >>> go()
> hello worldgoodbye world

You can put a trailing comma after the print statement, but that will
include a space as well, depending on whether or not softspace is set,
etc.

For fine control over the exact details of what is printed, use
sys.stdout.write directly.

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