Here is how to print without a newline or space in Python.

# Print without a newline
print('Hello', end='')
print('World') 

HelloWorld

To print without a newline or space in Python, you can use the end parameter of the print() function. This parameter specifies the string that should be used to end the current line, instead of the default newline character.

To print without a space, you can use an empty string as the end parameter, like this:

# Print without a space
print('Hello', end='')
print('World', end='')

This will produce the following output:

HelloWorld

You can also use the sep parameter of the print() function to specify a different separator between the items to be printed. This parameter specifies the string that should be used to separate the items, instead of the default space character. Here is an example:

# Print without a space
print('Hello', 'World', sep='')

It is important to note that, in Python 3, the print() function is a function, not a statement, so you need to include the parentheses when calling it. In Python 2, the print statement is used instead of the print() function, and it does not have the end or sep parameters.