Remove double quotes from the list ?

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Before line4, if you add this, what is the output? I can't tell where your v_str_sev is getting its data.

print(type(v_str_sev))

If it's a str, then you need to figure out where the data is coming from and fix it there.

The output is :

 <class 'str'>

And when I press the variable (v_str_sev), the result I have is exactly this:

   print(v_str_sev)
   -> MiniFieldStorage('v_name', 'João'), MiniFieldStorage('v_sname', 'Aguiar')

Note that there are no double quotes at the beginning and end.

Double quotes appear only when I re-string the string by inserting the variable (v_str_sev) between the brackets as the value of the attribute (list) of the instantiated v_field object of the FieldStorage class, as shown in the example below :

   from cgi import FieldStorage
   v_field = FieldStorage()
   v_field.list = [v_str_sev]
   print(v_field)

   -> FieldStorage(None, None, ["MiniFieldStorage('v_name', 'João'), MiniFieldStorage('v_sname', 'Aguiar')"])

Note that the data type is now, that it is almost correct, missing the double quotes from the beginning and end ?

   <class 'cgi.FieldStorage'>
   -> FieldStorage(None, None, ["MiniFieldStorage('v_name', 'João'), MiniFieldStorage('v_sname', 'Aguiar')"])