Changing the Ending

After print() finishes, it normally moves to a new line — that's because it secretly ends every message with \n (a line break). You can change that with end=:

print("Hi, ", end="")
print("there!")

Because the first print() doesn't add a line break, both messages land on the same line: Hi, there!

Your turn: using two separate print() calls, make the screen show Hello, World! all on one line — the first call should print Hello, with end="", and the second should print World!