How do I make Python output without wrapping?

The tutorial says you can use a comma. Why did I use a comma or not? I'm using a python3.2. Parentheses are appended to the print.
Print (' I '),
Print (' Love '),
Print (' You. ')
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Python 2.x, print no line break
>>> print X,
Python 3.x print no line break
>>> print (x, end= "")

import   SYS  sys   stdout   write   (  '. '  )  # in Python 2.x with the Python 3 print  from  __future__  import  print_function  print   (  '. '   end  =   " )  # Ps. This is not the correct wording, there will be one more space at the end  print   ". '    

print(*objects,sep=' ',end='\n',file=sys.stdout,flush=False)

Add a comma at the end to it.
When you are finished, you want to change the line, a single print will be changed. Try. Direct write stdout may be a 13 program print (' Hello, ', end= ')
Print (' world! ')

hello,world! / http lmgtfy.com/? Q=python%203%20newline%20print print ' Hello ' + ' + ' world '

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