Normally, print() adds a newline at the end, so the next print starts on a fresh line. The end parameter changes what comes after your output. Try these two prints: python print("Loading", end="...") print("Done!") Output: Loading...Done! on one line.
The first print doesn't add a newline because we replaced it with "...". Use end="" to remove the newline entirely. Use end="\n\n" to add a blank line after. You control exactly how your output looks.