Python remove characters from a list of tuple and convert to string

Question

For example I have this tuple:

(('Samsung J1',), ('Cloudfone Thrill Boost',))

I want to convert it to a string so it will look like this:

Samsung J1
Cloudfone Thrill Boost

I tried doing:

''.join(variablenamefortuple)

and it did not work just then I realized that it is a list of tuples so I tried mykhal's answer here: Python - convert list of tuples to string

But the strip function only removes from the ends so the output will be like this:

'Samsung J1',), ('Cloudfone Thrill Boost',

How do I remove the extra parentheses as well as the commas and quotation marks? Thanks:)

Dani Mesejo · Accepted Answer · 2018-09-06 02:18:46Z

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You can do it like this (a small variation on @RafaelC comment):

s = (('Samsung J1',), ('Cloudfone Thrill Boost',))
print('\n'.join([k for k, in s]))

Output

Samsung J1
Cloudfone Thrill Boost

answered Sep 6, 2018 at 2:18

Dani Mesejo

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