Putting Quotes to each string of a line

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I am just trying to put quotes to each string in a line (I have a file with lines like this and look like):

dog, monkey, elephant
monkey, dog, cat
fish, bird

and I want to make it like this(put each string in a quote):

'dog', 'monkey', 'elephant'
'monkey', 'dog', 'cat'
'fish', 'bird'

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Answer 1

please not that text values need to be in quotes, otherwise pythin cannot see the difference to a variable name.

try this

S1 = set(["abc"])
S2 = set(["efg"])
sets = [S1, S2]

result = [[f"'{v}'" for v in S] S for S in sets]

print(result)

Answered By: Klops

Answer 2

This can be accomplished with something like this (making a few assumptions about your program):

filename: str = 'filename.txt'

with open(filename, 'r') as f:
    for line in f:
        print(', '.join(f''{a}'' for a in line.rstrip('nr').split(', ')))

Answered By: VoidTwo

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