Some help with strings

[fordie1000]

Hi,

I am just wondering if anyone can tell me how to do this :

Say I have a list like this :

listA = ['c','c','c','c' ,'c','c']

and I want to print out the contents but I don't want to square brackets .... for example if I do :

print listA

I get ----> ['c','c','c','c' ,'c','c']

But I just want this ------> 'c','c','c','c' ,'c','c' to be saved as a string

Is this possible?

I didn't bother with CODE tags seeing as there is no real code here.

Thanks

[bvdet]

The answer is .... YES.
[code=Python]>>> listA = ['c','c','c','c' ,'c','c']
>>> ','.join(listA)
'c,c,c,c,c,c'
>>> print ','.join([repr(item) for item in listA])
'c','c','c','c' ,'c','c'
>>> [/code]

[fordie1000]

Thanks ... that's it. Perfect.