I have a list and a string:
fruits = ['banana', 'apple', 'plum']
mystr = 'i like the following fruits: '
How can I concatenate them so I get
'i like the following fruits: banana, apple, plum'
Keep in mind that the enum may change size.
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Join the list, then add the strings.
print mystr + ', '.join(fruits)
And don't use the name of a built-in type (str) as a variable name.
answered Sep 28, 2012 at 3:01
Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
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You can use this code,
fruits = ['banana', 'apple', 'plum', 'pineapple', 'cherry']
mystr = 'i like the following fruits: '
print (mystr + ', '.join(fruits))
The above code will return the output as below:
i like the following fruits: banana, apple, plum, pineapple, cherry
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You can use str.join.
result = "i like the following fruits: "+', '.join(fruits)
(assuming fruits only contains strings). If fruits contains a non-string, you can convert it easily by creating a generator expression on the fly:
', '.join(str(f) for f in fruits)
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You're going to have a problem if you name your variables the same as Python built-ins. Otherwise this would work:
s = s + ', '.join([str(fruit) for fruit in fruits])
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The simple code below will work:
print(mystr, fruits)
