Thu May 28 08:04:54 2015

SUPPRESS_SPACES
  Demonstrate Python's output spacing convention,
  and how to suppress it.

  Suppose we want to print a string of binary digits,
  each stored in a separate entry of a vector.
  A print statement inside a loop might do it.

1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 

  But suppose we want the digits right next to each other?
  We are annoyed now, that Python's print command, 
  trying to be helpful, automatically inserts spaces.
  Try sys.stdout.write(str(VARIABLE)) instead.

110100111

SUPPRESS_SPACES
  Normal end of execution.
Thu May 28 08:04:54 2015