python: join print with previous printed line
<p>In python (2.6) is it possilbe to "join" print output with the previous line of print output? The trailing comma syntax (  <code>print x,</code>) doesn't work because most of the output <em>should</em> have a new line.</p>

<pre><code>for fc in fcs:
    count = getCount(fc)
    print '%s records in %s' % ('{0:&gt;9}'.format(count),fc)
    if count[0] == '0':
        delete(fc)
        print '==&gt; %s removed' % (fc)
</code></pre>

<p>current console output:</p>

<pre><code>     3875 records in Hydrography\HD_1460009_0
     3875 records in Hydrography\HD_1460009_0_1
        0 records in Hydrography\h
==&gt; Hydrography\h removed
    68675 records in Hydrography\HD_1460009_4
</code></pre>

<p>desired result:</p>

<pre><code>     3875 records in Hydrography\HD_1460009_0
     3875 records in Hydrography\HD_1460009_0_1
        0 records in Hydrography\h ==&gt; Hydrography\h removed
    68675 records in Hydrography\HD_1460009_4
</code></pre>
