Assign the result of a loop to a variable in Python

Question

Consider a list I want to parse using a for :

friends = [\"Joe\", \"Zoe\", \"Brad\", \"Angelina\", \"Zuki\", \"Thandi\", \"Paris\"]
for i in fri         


        

Answer 1

If you want to join the values in friends into a comma-separated string, that would be

s = ','.join(friends)

If you want to include quotes around the names, maybe something like

s = ','.join(['"{0}"'.format(x) for x in friends])