Here is an illustration of avoiding the automatic newline during printing. Notice how each print command ending with a comma effectively builds onto what has previously been printed, but without a newline (unless a newline is part of the data to be printed, as shown here).

If Python2 is the working environment, but you would like to use the Python3 style of printing (where print is a function rather than a command), there is a way to do this.

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>>> from __future__ import print_function

This strange-looking statement will cause any subsequent print in the session to behave as a Python3 print. For example, "print 5" is considered an error, because the syntax is changed to conform to Python3's rules. But "print(5)" works.