4 examples of 'how to print in single line in python' in Python

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def pyPrint(stuff):
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	stuff = 'PY:' + stuff + "\n"
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	sys.stdout.write(stuff)

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def print(*args, **kwargs):             # noqa
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    '''
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    A replacement for the ``print`` function that also logs the (file, function,
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    line, msg) from where it is called. For example::
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        >>> from __future__ import print_function       # required for Python 2.x
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        >>> from gramex.debug import print              # import print function
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        >>> print('hello world')                        # It works like the print function
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        (line).: hello world
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        >>> print(x=1, y=2)                             # Use kwargs to print variable names
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        (line).:
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         .. x = 1
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         .. y = 2
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    It automatically pretty-prints complex variables.
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    '''
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    stream = kwargs.pop('stream', sys.stdout)
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    parent = inspect.getouterframes(inspect.currentframe())[1]
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    file, line, function = parent[1:4]
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    if len(args) == 1 and not kwargs:
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        stream.write('{}({}).{}: {}\n'.format(file, line, function, args[0]))
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    else:
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        stream.write('\n{}({}).{}:\n'.format(file, line, function))
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        for val in args:
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            _write(val, stream=stream)
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        for key, val in kwargs.items():
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            _write(val, key, stream=stream)
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        stream.write('\n')

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def log(self, m, s = '0', flag = ' '):
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    if isinstance(s, list):
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        s = ';'.join(s)
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    if isinstance(m, list):
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        print(self.fmt % (s, '', '['))
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        for msg in m:
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            print(self.fmt % (s, flag, msg))
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        print(self.fmt % (s, '', ']'))
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    else:
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        print(self.fmt % (s, flag, m))

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def write(indent, msg, **kwds):
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    literal = kwds.pop("literal", False)
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    if kwds:
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        msg %= kwds
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    if not literal:
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        msg = textwrap.dedent(msg.rstrip(" "))
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    if indent:
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        msg = indent_block(msg, " " * (indent*4))
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    fh.write(msg)