for example supposedly I have a list like this name=['John','Geoffrey','Travis'] how do I transform this list to something like

John Geoffrey Travis ? Thank you

CodePudding user response：

If you would like to get elements out of a list in Python you can just name a variable that has those elements so that they aren't listed.

name = ['John', 'Geoffrey', 'Travis'] # Giving a list some elements
print(name)
# Now changing this so that its all together and not bound to a list that prints every element with brackets
names = "John Geoffrey Travis" # Putting all elements together in a variable 
print(names)

Please correct me if I didn't answer your question correctly, it was pretty difficult to understand what you meant by how you explained what you want to do with your code.

CodePudding user response：

You can turn array elements into strings by putting square brackets after the array variable name with the number of the desired element inside of them. For example: name[0] would result in the string John. Remember arrays begin at zero.

I would recommend looking up Python programming tutorials and asking Google before you resort to asking questions on Stack Overflow.

CodePudding user response：

See str.join for more information.

name = ['John','Geoffrey','Travis']
s = str.join(' ', name)
print(s)