Is there any way to delete the auto space that appears after the python comma?

Question

A brief example:

zero = 0
print('exemplo',zero)

The program shows:

example 0

I wish without the space:

exemplo0

Answer 1

In that exact way, print('exemplo',zero), nay.

But the way (only available in python3.x) more like this, in which space is taken out is:

zero = 0
print('exemplo', zero, sep='') # exemplo0

DOCS

Here are other ways for that to happen:

zero = 0

1. Format

   print('exemplo{}'.format(zero))
   

2. Sign of +

   print('exemplo' +str(zero)) # aqui, se ja for string escusas de usar str(...)
   

3. %

   print('exemplo%d' % zero)
   

DEMONSTRATION

You can also create your own print() for things like this:

def my_print(*args):
   print(*args, sep='')

zero = 0
my_print('example', zero, 1, 2, 'olá') # example012olá

DEMONSTRATION