John Machin wrote:
Mike Driscoll wrote:
Well you could always do something like this:
output = ';'.join(roadList)
Which will put single quotes on the ends.
No, it doesn't. You are conflating foo and repr(foo).
I suppose if you want to be
silly, you could do this:
output = '"%s"' % ';'.join(roadList)
*IF* your first effort were to put single quotes on the ends
('the-text') then your second effort would certainly produce something
silly ... either '"the-text"' or "'the-text'" depending on which of
the assignment or the join method you imagined was producing the
single quotes.
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Well, in IDLE's output, it looked like what the OP wanted and the OP
seemed to find my examples helpful. Besides, you did almost the exact
same thing in your final example.
Mike
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