An extraordinarily stupid question

[John Machin]

Shane Hoversten <srh232 at nyu.edu> wrote in message news:<3CC0D892.2060006 at nyu.edu>...
> Hi -
> 
> 	This is really dumb, but I just want to print out a character without a 
> newline and without a space behind it.  You can't do:
> 
> print c,
> 
> 	Because Python puts a space behind it.

Not part of the solution to your problem, just keeping the record
straight:

   Actually it puts a space in *front*.

> I can't find anywhere in the dox 
> that actually talk about "print" in any detail at all.

So that we can have more "findable" docs and more precise docs, would
you please let us know either what might have prevented you from
finding the section on the print statement in the language reference
manual, or if you found it, why you think it didn't 'talk about
"print" in any detail at all'?