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The problem:
I have the list of list of strings in a variable, each of them are of a type “string”. I would like to have them printed out, with the content of each string. (somehow like the output of “unix sort” – with the lines separate by “,”)
The list looks something like this
[[“Donald Duck”], [“Gandalf”], [“Santa Claus”], [“Donald Duck”], […]]

I tried the following:
import numpy as np

st = []

for item in memberList:
st.append(item)

memberList = np.array(st)
memberList.shape
(1, 748)

for member in memberList:
print(member)

However, this didn’t gave me the correct output.

A:

Change memberList = np.array(st) to memberList = np.array(st).tolist()
with that change, memberList becomes a list of lists rather than one list of 748 elements.
the solution is to loop through the lists:
import numpy as np

st = [[‘Donald Duck’], [‘Gandalf’], [‘Santa Claus’], [‘Donald Duck’], [‘…’]]

memberList = np.array(st)
memberList.shape
(1, 748)

for item in memberList:
print(item)

A:

Your code is pretty close to what you want. Instead of
memberList = np.array(st)

The following is all you need:
memberList = np.array(st).tolist()

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