In python I have a list like below
in_list =[u'test_1,testing_1', u'test_2,testing_2', u'test_3,testing_3']
I want to print the values in this list in a loop
for test, testing in input:
print test, testing
I get this error:
ValueError: too many values to unpack
What is the correct method?
You have a list of three values on the right side; you have only two variables on the left. Doing this assignment of a sequence (list, in your case) to a series of variables is called "unpacking". You must have a 1:1 correspondence between values and variables for this to work.
I think what you're trying to do is to iterate through comma-separated value pairs. Try something like the code below. Iterate through the three strings in your input list (use a different variable name: input is a built-in function). For each string, split it at the comma. This gives you a list of two values ... and those you can unpack.
for pair in input_list: # "input" is a built-in function; use a different name
test, testing = pair.split(',')
# continue with your coding
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