Printing a list without brackets in Python

1. Using Unpacking with the * Operator In Python, you can unpack a list using the * operator. This allows you to print all elements without brackets, as shown below:

lst = ['x','y','z']
print(*lst, sep = ',')
# Output x,y,z

2. Using str() Function You can also use the str() function to convert a list to a string, and then slice off the brackets:

lst = [1,2,3]
lst_str = str(lst)[1:-1]
print(lst_str)
# Output 1, 2, 3

Note: When converting a list to a string using str(), a space is automatically added after each comma between elements. This happens regardless of the type of the elements (e.g., int, str, or float).