Python comma in list index

Strings in Python are a sequence of characters or a collection of bytes. However, Python does not support character data type but it considers a single character a string with a span of 1. We use quotes to generate strings in Python. Also, we use square brackets to access string elements in python. Python strings are absolute. Now, let’s discuss how to create a Python list of comma-separated strings.

The list in Python is indexed in order and starts from 0. The most versatile thing about a list is that every item in the list has its place. If you convert a list into a comma-separated string, then your resultant string contains an element of the list that is separated by a comma. Come, let’s elaborate on it with the help of illustrations. We use the Spyder compiler to describe the working of the python list to a comma-separated string.

Example 1

In this example, we use the join () + str () function to make a python list separated by a comma. This is a very simple and easy process. Now let’s check how the code works in Python. At first, launch Spyder IDE in Windows 10. To launch it simply type ‘Spyder’ in your Windows PC search bar and then click open. Press the key combination ‘Ctrl+Shift+N’ to create a new file. Once done, write a Python code to elaborate on how to make a Python list to a comma-separated string.

At first, we initialize a list and use the print function to print original values in the list. Then we initialize a ‘delim’. After initializing the delimiter, we use the map function to convert every list item into a string. We can then use the join function to add a comma at the end of each value, after altering each value to a string. At last, we use the print function which prints the output on the console screen. The code is shown in textual form. Also, we have attached a screenshot as well.

Original_list = [6, "Hfh", 9, "is", "good", 2]

print("Our list is : " + str(Original _list))

delim = "*"

temp = list(map(str, Original _list))

result = delim.join(temp)

print("List to comma separated string: " + str(result))

After you successfully write the Python code, now it is time to save your code file with the ‘.py’ extension as below. The file name may be changed in your illustration.

Now, run the file or simply use the “F9” shortcut key to check the output of a Python list to a comma-separated string. The output is displayed in the appended image.

Example 2

In our second example, we use the loop + str () function to find a python list to a comma-separated string. Now, let’s check how the program works. Let’s move to the Spyder compiler in Windows 10 and select a new empty file or use the same file “StringList1.py”. We use the same code file “StringList1.py” and made changes to it. We use another way to demonstrate the working of a Python list to a comma-separated string.

At first, we initialize a list and use the print function to print original values in the list. Then we use a loop to add a comma at the end of each value, after altering each value to a string. At last, we use the print function which prints the output on the console screen. The code is shown in textual form. Also, we have attached a screenshot as well.

string_list = [8, "Hfh", 0, "is", "good", 2]

print("Our list is : " + str(string _list))

delim = "*"

result = ''

for ele in string_list:

Result = result + str(ele) + delim

print("List to comma separated string: " + str(result))

Again, save the “StringList1.py” file for further execution. Then again, build and run the code or simply use the F9 key to check the output of a Python list to a comma-separated string. After compiling the above program, you will get the desired output. The output is displayed in the appended image.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we discussed the importance of Python string and how to make a Python list to comma separated string using the Spyder compiler. We have listed two different and unique ways to implement our article. You can use any other method to implement comma-separated strings in Python language.