Python 3.2 idle : how do I display two different values on same line?

team = ['sean', 'david', 'JK', 'KB', 'nina']

for i in team:
   print(i), print(len(i))

Above shows following result:

sean
4
david
5
JK
2
KB
2
nina
4

but my ins开发者_JS百科truction book shows this:

sean 4
david 5
JK 2
KB 2
nina 4

how do I get "xxx, y" format? What am I doing wrong?

Try

for i in team:
    print(i, len(i))

You want:

team = ['sean', 'david', 'JK', 'KB', 'nina']
for i in team:
    print("%s, %d" % (i, len(i)))

By the way, there's no i in team!

Just do this... nice and simple, no "string formatting" needed.

team = ['sean', 'david', 'JK', 'KB', 'nina']

for i in team:
   print(i, len(i))

if you want comma between, then

team = ['sean', 'david', 'JK', 'KB', 'nina']

for i in team:
   print(i, len(i), sep=', ')

I know this is late, but it's good for other people to see this by googling in the future...

Try

for i in team:
    print "%s %s" % (i, len(i))

or:

for i in team:
    print i + " " + str(len(i))

Also i think your original code must be :

for i in team:
   print(i); print(len(i))

instead of :

for i in team:
   print(i), print(len(i))

and if you want to do that with your code , try this :

for i in team:
   print(i,end=','); print(len(i))

I believe your instruction book mentioned something like:

for i in team:
    print i, len(i)

which gived the expected output in Python 2 but is no longer valid in Python 3.

The 'direct' replacement in Python 3 is:

for i in team:
    print(i, len(i), sep=' ')

but you usually use something else like the %s %d solution proposed above.

for i,j in zip(team,score):
    print i,j

Output:

0 sean
1 david
2 JK
3 KB
4 nina