I want to print the list of lists in Python 3.x with the code below but it is giving an error.
lol = [[1,2], [3,4], [5,6], ['five', ' Six]]] (Elem)) # This is the error I'm doing- & gt; TypeError: Sequence Item 0: Expected string example, int I expect this output:
1: 2 3: 4 5: 6 five: I can get the same output using PLL code (this is just for reference):
for (my $ i = 0; $ i & lt; scalar (@ {$ lol}); $ i ++) {print included (":", @ {$ lol-> [$ i]}). "\ N"; } How do I do Python 3.x?
can not be included in any string of int From str you can try all your data for elem in lol: print (":". Joining (map, str, elem) ) or with generator
for elem in lol: print (":". (I) join for i in elem) < / Code> or you can use format instead of casting for a string (it's a complex formatting For use in lol: in lol for elem: print (":". ("'}}" "." For format (i) in elem )
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