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def prints(value, ..., seps='', ends='\n', files=sys.stdout):
    print(value, sep=seps, end=ends, file=files)

print = prints

Would this permently overwrite print or just overwrite it while my program is running?

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Only the program that has this code in it.

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Sorry I think it will overwrite on print when its its callers prameters be like its own.or else print will call.
Is it true?

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Sorry I think it will overwrite on print when its its callers prameters be like its own.or else print will call.
Is it true?

I believe you're thinking of overloading a function, like in C++. Python doesn't have that capability.

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