How do you make a change to every line of code in python












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I want to put quotation marks and a comma after ever line



apple

pear

squid


turns into:



      "apple",

      "pear",

      "squid",


But this if there were infinetly many.






python arrays list







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    get them into a list. iterate and make the changes. have you tried any python code so far?

    – Paritosh Singh
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






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    Are you sure you mean to do this in Python, or is that a question about your editor?

    – phg
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






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    This is likely better done with your text editor or command line. UNIX (Linux, MacOSX, ...) can do this with the sed command.

    – Prune
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:50






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    What are apple pear and squid? variables? strings? You need a little more detail in your question relating to the context of your problem and what your desired result is.

    – PJW
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:59
















-3















I want to put quotation marks and a comma after ever line



apple

pear

squid


turns into:



      "apple",

      "pear",

      "squid",


But this if there were infinetly many.






python arrays list







share|improve this question


















  • 1





    get them into a list. iterate and make the changes. have you tried any python code so far?

    – Paritosh Singh
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






  • 4





    Are you sure you mean to do this in Python, or is that a question about your editor?

    – phg
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






  • 1





    This is likely better done with your text editor or command line. UNIX (Linux, MacOSX, ...) can do this with the sed command.

    – Prune
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:50






  • 1





    What are apple pear and squid? variables? strings? You need a little more detail in your question relating to the context of your problem and what your desired result is.

    – PJW
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:59














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I want to put quotation marks and a comma after ever line



apple

pear

squid


turns into:



      "apple",

      "pear",

      "squid",


But this if there were infinetly many.






python arrays list







share|improve this question














I want to put quotation marks and a comma after ever line



apple

pear

squid


turns into:



      "apple",

      "pear",

      "squid",


But this if there were infinetly many.






python arrays list




python arrays list






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    get them into a list. iterate and make the changes. have you tried any python code so far?

    – Paritosh Singh
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






  • 4





    Are you sure you mean to do this in Python, or is that a question about your editor?

    – phg
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






  • 1





    This is likely better done with your text editor or command line. UNIX (Linux, MacOSX, ...) can do this with the sed command.

    – Prune
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:50






  • 1





    What are apple pear and squid? variables? strings? You need a little more detail in your question relating to the context of your problem and what your desired result is.

    – PJW
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:59














  • 1





    get them into a list. iterate and make the changes. have you tried any python code so far?

    – Paritosh Singh
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






  • 4





    Are you sure you mean to do this in Python, or is that a question about your editor?

    – phg
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:43






  • 1





    This is likely better done with your text editor or command line. UNIX (Linux, MacOSX, ...) can do this with the sed command.

    – Prune
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:50






  • 1





    What are apple pear and squid? variables? strings? You need a little more detail in your question relating to the context of your problem and what your desired result is.

    – PJW
    Nov 27 '18 at 18:59








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get them into a list. iterate and make the changes. have you tried any python code so far?

– Paritosh Singh
Nov 27 '18 at 18:43





get them into a list. iterate and make the changes. have you tried any python code so far?

– Paritosh Singh
Nov 27 '18 at 18:43




4




4





Are you sure you mean to do this in Python, or is that a question about your editor?

– phg
Nov 27 '18 at 18:43





Are you sure you mean to do this in Python, or is that a question about your editor?

– phg
Nov 27 '18 at 18:43




1




1





This is likely better done with your text editor or command line. UNIX (Linux, MacOSX, ...) can do this with the sed command.

– Prune
Nov 27 '18 at 18:50





This is likely better done with your text editor or command line. UNIX (Linux, MacOSX, ...) can do this with the sed command.

– Prune
Nov 27 '18 at 18:50




1




1





What are apple pear and squid? variables? strings? You need a little more detail in your question relating to the context of your problem and what your desired result is.

– PJW
Nov 27 '18 at 18:59





What are apple pear and squid? variables? strings? You need a little more detail in your question relating to the context of your problem and what your desired result is.

– PJW
Nov 27 '18 at 18:59












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If you are looking to print these strings in a different format, you can do:



strings = ['apple','pear','squid']



for item in strings:

  print '"{}",'.format(item)


This results in



"apple",

"pear",

"squid",





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    If you are looking to print these strings in a different format, you can do:



    strings = ['apple','pear','squid']
    

    
for item in strings:
    
  print '"{}",'.format(item)


    This results in



    "apple",
    
"pear",
    
"squid",





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      If you are looking to print these strings in a different format, you can do:



      strings = ['apple','pear','squid']
      

      
for item in strings:
      
  print '"{}",'.format(item)


      This results in



      "apple",
      
"pear",
      
"squid",





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        If you are looking to print these strings in a different format, you can do:



        strings = ['apple','pear','squid']
        

        
for item in strings:
        
  print '"{}",'.format(item)


        This results in



        "apple",
        
"pear",
        
"squid",





        share|improve this answer













        If you are looking to print these strings in a different format, you can do:



        strings = ['apple','pear','squid']
        

        
for item in strings:
        
  print '"{}",'.format(item)


        This results in



        "apple",
        
"pear",
        
"squid",






        share|improve this answer












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