I started writing an answer to this question despite my misgivings, but I think they're too serious to ignore. While the general idea is excellent, there are two serious problems here:

1. Most of the question is language-agnostic (i.e. figuring out what needs to be sent to stdout); the only Python-specific part is the actual interface of the print function, i.e. why the end keyword parameter is necessary).

2. There is a major lack of separation of concerns between the terminal and stdout itself. While I appreciate that a beginner is likely to phrase things in this way, a proper understanding of the problem requires making the distinction, and exploring the fact that Python itself does not actually display the text.

I figure on writing a self-answered, language-agnostic Q&A about the terminal/stdout distinction, after which hopefully we can discuss reworking this one.