I have the following list in Python, which can be changed according to the user's data:
Dialer = [1,9,2,'.',1,6,8,'.',0,'.',2,6]
When I print the list I get this:
[1, 9, 2, '.', 1, 6, 8, '.', 0, '.', 2, 6]
How can I format the list to get something like this at the end?:
192.168.0.26
At the same time, how can I save this in a variable? Something like this:
Cadena = '192.168.0.26'
If your list is strings:
dialer = ['1','9','2','.','1','6','8','.','0','.','2','6']
cadena = "".join(dialer)
print(cadena)
"192.168.0.26"
If your list contains integers and / or strings you must pass each integer within the list to str. You can do it with a for but as you already commented it that way I will do it with map
dialer = [1, 9, 2, '.', 1, 6, 8, '.', 0, '.', 2, 6]
cadena = "".join(map(str, dialer))
print(cadena)
'192.168.0.26'
What you need to do is assign the list, then go through it by applying a join
Dialer = [1,9,2,'.',1,6,8,'.',0,'.',2,6]
str2 = "".join(str(x) for x in Dialer)
print(str2)
192.168.0.26 // salida
That should work
An easier and more understandable solution is:
Dialer = [1,9,2,'.',1,6,8,'.',0,'.',2,6]
Cadena = ""
for i in Dialer:
Cadena = Cadena + str(i) # donde i va a ser cada elemento de Dialer
print(Cadena) # imprimo la lista y ya está guardada en una variable también