Representing tuples in strings

Delaney, Timothy tdelaney at avaya.com
Mon Oct 29 20:08:55 EST 2001


> From: Graham Ashton [mailto:graz at mindless.com]
>
>   >>> mytup = ('string1', 3, 'string2')
>   >>> ", ".join(map(str, mytup))
>   'string1, 3, string2'

You were so close ...

t = ('string 1', 3, 'string 2',)
s = ', '.join(map(repr, t))
print s
print repr(s)

'string 1', 3, 'string 2'
"'string 1', 3, 'string 2'"

The line with repr() in it is what you would see if you didn't have the
print statements, and you were working on the interactive prompt (which you
obviously are). Personally, I never work with the interactive prompt, as the
results are different to what they would be run as a script, and eventually
you want to run everything as a script.

Tim Delaney




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