How can I remove quotes, commas and brackets from lists in Python?

Question

I am trying to remove the quotes, commas and brackets from lists in Python. I am new to programming and don't get it.

import itertools
l = ['x', 'o']
card = list(itertools.product(l, repeat= 2))
print(*card, sep = "\n")

#output
('x', 'x')
('x', 'o')
('o', 'x')
('o', 'o')

Can anyone help? Thanks a lot.

Answer 1

This can be done by iterating through each item in the list and printing it. Like this -

import itertools
l = ['x', 'o']
card = list(itertools.product(l, repeat= 2))
for item in card:
    print(*item, end="\n")

Output -

x x 
x o 
o x 
o o 

Answer 2

Your card variable is a nested list. To get a smoother looking output of lists (and other iterables), join each item with a separator, eg a single space:

for item in card:
    print(' '.join(item))

output:

x x
x o
o x
o o