How to pass the whole list in python string format?

Question

Is there any way to pass the whole list in python string format

i=['John','10','A']

t="{:<10}| {:<10}| {:<10}"
print t.format("Name","Age","Grade")
# print t.format(i[0],i[1],i[2])
print t.format(i)

Instead of passing individual list values, I want to pass the whole list print t.format(['John','10','A']) but this return IndexError: tuple index out of range. Is there any way to do this?

Answer 1

Just unpack the list:

>>> i=['John','10','A']
>>> t="{:<10}| {:<10}| {:<10}"
>>> t.format(*i)
'John      | 10        | A         '