If you're familiar with Python, you may have noticed that the built-in function  print() doesn't need an explicit \n character at the end of each line.  This means that the output from the following snippet of code print('freeCodeCamp Curriculum') print('freeCodeCamp News') print('freeCodeCamp YouTube Channel') will be: freeCodeCamp Curriculum

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The print() function is one of the most commonly used functions in Python. It doesn't need an explicit line at the end of each line. In this article, you'll learn how to change this. And you'll also learn a number of other ways to modify how the built-in function behaves.

Python Print Without Newline [SOLVED]