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hi
in the below snippet code :

info1={'name':'ali', 'classroom':3}
info2={'name':'mohammad','classroom':2}
print('{0[name]} is in  classroom {0[classroom]}.'.format(info1)) # 0 refers to info1
# note name and classroom in{} are without ''


print('{0[name]} is in  classroom {0[classroom]} and  {1[name]} is in  classroom {1[classroom]}.'.format(info1,info2))
# 0 refers to info1 and 1 refers to info2 .

how can break the lengthy last line(only with one format)?
thanks

Can do it like this.

info1 = {'name': 'ali', 'classroom': 3}
info2 = {'name': 'mohammad', 'classroom': 2}
for info in [info1, info2]:
    print('{name} is in classroom {classroom}.'.format(**info))

Output:
ali is in classroom 3.
mohammad is in classroom 2

Also if add more data this soon get ugly,then would something like this be better.

import pandas as pd

# List of dictionaries
infos = [
    {'name': 'ali', 'classroom': 3},
    {'name': 'mohammad', 'classroom': 2},
    {'name': 'Kent', 'classroom': 5}
    # Add more dictionaries as needed
]

df = pd.DataFrame(infos)
print(df)

Output:
       name  classroom
0       ali          3
1  mohammad          2
2      Kent          5

Change the input to keep it short and sweet?

infos = [('Ali', 3), ('Mohammed', 2), ('Kent', 5), ('Barbie', 0)]
for i in infos:
    print('{} is in classroom: {}.'.format(*i))
for i in infos:
    print(f'{i[0]} is in classroom: {i[1]}.')

Thought of this:

infos = [('Ali', 3), ('Mohammed', 2), ('Kent', 5), ('Barbie', 0), ('Spiderman', 0)]
for i in range(len(infos) - 1):
    print('{} is in classroom: {} and {} is in classroom {}'.format(*infos[i], *infos[i+1]))

The strings in this example are concatenated when the module is parsed..

info1 = {'name': 'ali', 'classroom': 3}
info2 = {'name': 'mohammad', 'classroom': 2}

print(
    "{0[name]} is in  classroom {0[classroom]} and  "
    "{1[name]} is in  classroom {1[classroom]}."
    .format(info1, info2)
)

Output:
ali is in  classroom 3 and  mohammad is in  classroom 2.

(Mar-12-2024, 05:07 PM)deanhystad Wrote: [ -> ]The strings in this example are concatenated when the module is parsed..

info1 = {'name': 'ali', 'classroom': 3}
info2 = {'name': 'mohammad', 'classroom': 2}

print(
    "{0[name]} is in  classroom {0[classroom]} and  "
    "{1[name]} is in  classroom {1[classroom]}."
    .format(info1, info2)
)

Output:
ali is in  classroom 3 and  mohammad is in  classroom 2.

thanks