python explanation

[hisoka]

languages = ["german" , "english" , "italian"]

for x in languages:

print(x) , len(x)

 

it gives me :

 

german

(none , 6)

 

english

(none , 7)

 

italian

(none , 7)

 

but I want it to be

 

german 6

 

english 7

 

italian 7

 

how ?

Edited April 27, 2015 by hisoka

[justsomeguy]

I don't think that the len is part of the print statement because of the parentheses. You can also format the output exactly how you want.https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/inputoutput.html

[hisoka]

I found it . It becomes like this :

 

languages = ["german" , "english" , "italian"]

for x in languages:

print(x , len(x))