Python: "Print" and "Input" in one line [duplicate]

Question

If I'd like to put some input in between a text in python, how can I do it without, after the user has input something and pressed enter, switching to a new line?

E.g.:

print "I have"
h = input()
print "apples and"
h1 = input()
print "pears."

Should be modified as to output to the console in one line saying:

I have h apples and h1 pears.

The fact that it should be on one line has no deeper purpose, it is hypothetical and I'd like it to look that way.

Answer 1

You can do following:

print 'I have %s apples and %s pears.'%(input(),input())

Basically you have one string that you formant with two inputs.

Edit:

To get everything on one line with two inputs is not (easily) achievable, as far as I know. The closest you can get is:

print 'I have',
a=input()
print 'apples and',
p=input()
print 'pears.'

Which will output:

I have 23
apples and 42
pears.

The comma notation prevents the new line after the print statement, but the return after the input is still there though.