How to join lines?

Question

Python

For example, I have the following command
Print('hello')
Print('world')
How to connect them? I know this can be written in one line, but how to connect if so?

Answer 1

There are several ways:

print('Hello ' + 'world')  # 1-й способ

print('Hello', 'world', sep=' ')  # 2-й способ

# 3-й способ
print('Hello', end=' ')
print('world')

The "+" operator glues two lines into one (or, in the case of numbers, adds 2 numbers).
The named parameter "sep" of the print function determines how the lines passed to the print function, separated by commas, will be separated on the screen.
The named parameter "end" of the print function determines what will be put at the end of the printed text (line). By default end = '\n', i.e. at the end there will be a newline character. "\n" means go down to a new line.