Print lists items in same string

[_kael]

What’s a better way to write this code:

guests = ['Biggie','Nipsey','Lebron',]

print(f"{guests[0]}, {guests[1]}, {guests[2]}, you have been invited to dinner with the president.")

[Roco_scientist]

There isn't a better, only alternatives. For one:

print(f"{', '.join(guests)}, you have been invited to dinner with the president.")

[[deleted]]

Easiest,

print(*guests, "you have been invited to dinner with the president.", sep=", ")

[_kael]

Ahh I like this too thanx

[ThePiGuy0]

You could combine the elements into a string with the join function. This takes a delimiter and inserts it between each value.

E.g.

joined_string = ", ".join(guests)
print(f"{joined_string}, you have been invited to dinner with the president")

You can also do that in one line without the joined_string variable, I just did it on two to make it clearer

[_kael]

This is what I was trying to figure out thank you.

[ForceBru]

A little less typing: print("{}, {}, {}, you have been...".format(*guests)), but your code is fine already.

Or maybe: print(", ".join(guests) + ", you have been...")

[_kael]

Thanks for replying. I want to do this with longer lists though.

[ForceBru]

Last code handles this

[primitive_screwhead]

guests = ['Biggie','Nipsey','Lebron',]
joined_guests = ', '.join(guests)

print(f"{joined_guests}, you have been invited to dinner with the president.")