How to print patterns in one line in Python 3?

I have this code to print ‘H’ in a pattern using ‘*’:

def grid_h():
    result_str='';
    for row in range(5):
        for column in range(5):
            if((column == 0 or column == 4)
            or (row == 2)):
               result_str = result_str + '*'
            else:
               result_str = result_str + ' '
        result_str = result_str + '\n'
    return result_str

I’m trying to print HH in the same line but it always go to the new line.

I know there is an end=” at Python 3 to stay in the same line but I have tried this and still not working:
print(grid_h(), end=”), print(grid_h())

>Solution :

Just as @tripleee has mentioned in the comment, I think you should read the guidelines on how to ask questions.

anyway, just to give you a hint, your function returns this unformatted string: '* *\n* *\n*****\n* *\n* *\n'

Doesn’t matter whether you have the end='' flag in print() or not, the newline is included in that string that your grid_h() function returns.

If you want the H logo thingy to be side by side, then you need to figure out how to fix where the \n character is placed…