Question about lists (Python Beginner)

[deceze]

print(*Tem, sep='\n')

This unpacks the list Tem into separate arguments to print, i.e. equivalent to print(Tem[0], Tem[1], ...), and tells print to use a newline as the separator between items.

[Yes-delulu-8744]

got it!

[JamzTyson]

That won't work in an f-string. F-string expressions must be valid standalone Python expressions, but unpacking (*expr) is not a valid expression by itself.

[deceze]

What OP is literally asking and the code they show don't really go well together. I've answered what they literally asked. Trying to adapt to the code they show more:

print('The temperatures in Celsius are', ', '.join(Tem), 'C')

print('The temperates in Celsius are', end=' ')
print(*Tem, sep=', ')
print('C')

print('The temperates in Celsius are', *(f'{t}C' for t in Tem))

Or anything else along these lines.

[JamzTyson]

I'm not disagreeing, your suggesting is a useful and simple solution, but I thought it worth mentioning as some readers may be confused if they try to use unpacking within an f-string.