CODEWITHSUNDEEP
python-3.x
VRM
VRM

Reputation: 103

printing from list of tuples without brackets and comma

From this list of tuples:

lst = [('abc',1), ...]

I want to print out

abc 1

I have tried

var = lst[0]
print (var[0], var[1])

Is there a direct way to print the desired result?

Another way is using for loop but I think it is completely useless clutter for this.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 249

Answers (1)

TKirishima
TKirishima

Reputation: 761

I have many answers! If you only want to print the first one, you can do:

lst = [('abc',1),('efg',99)]
print(*lst[0]) # Output: abc 1

If you want to do that with each element of the list:

lst = [('abc',1),('efg',99)]

for e in lst:
    print(*e)

Finally, if you want to print this tuple but still save it in a variable, you can do:


lst = [('abc',1),('efg',99)]
print(*(var:=lst[0])) # Output: abc 1

print(var) # Output: ('abc', 1)
print(*var) # Output: abc 1

Upvotes: 1

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