how can i print two value in single line

[desul]

Dear ALL,

how can I print two valueS in a single line 

print(k )
print(v)

MY OUTPUT SHOULD BE 

Ontology: 3



THANK YOU

[Larz60+]

use formatting:

pinrt('{}: {}'.format(k, v))

[buran]

Also, since python 3.6 you have formatted srings

print(f'{k}: {v}')

in any case you may want to look at format string syntax and the Template strings (not presented here - by Larz60+ or me)

[wavic]

You can just print(a, b). But this is not the proper way to do it. See the other answers.

[buran]

As you say, it's not the proper way, then why you suggest it? Just to confuse newbies?

[wavic]

He is asking how to print two values at once. It is not mandatory to include a string formating.

[buran]

He is asking how to print two values at once. It is not mandatory to include a string formating.

You are right - it's not manadtory. Actually there are at least 3 more ways to achieve what he asks for - concatenation, old-style %-formatting and str.join method. However, given the OP's inexperience better show him the generaly accepted and recommended, 'proper' way and not teach him bad habbits. :-)

[wavic]

This is why I am not telling him to use my proposal. 

[Ofnuts]

He is asking how to print two values at once. It is not mandatory to include a string formating.

You are right - it's not manadtory. Actually there are at least 3 more ways to achieve what he asks for - concatenation, old-style %-formatting and str.join method. However, given the OP's inexperience better show him the generaly accepted and recommended, 'proper' way and not teach him bad habbits. :-)

Down with fundamentalism :). The simple version is completely fine for debugging. And to debug his/her code the OP will need plenty of throw-away print statements.