How to print a list of tuples

Question

I have a list of tuples, called gradebook, where each list element is a tuple that corresponds to a class and a grade that a student can earn. For example,

gradebook = [('Math 212', 'Linear Algebra', 'Fall 2012', 'B'),  
             ('CS 130', 'Python', 'Spring 2013', 'A')]

And so on. I would like it to print like this:

Class: Math 212.....Subject: Linear Algebra.....Term: Fall 2012.....Grade: B`  
Class: CS 130.......Subject: Computer Science...Term: Spring 2013...Grade: A`  

I would like to be able to go through each tuple in the list, and then print out each element of the tuple. How can I achieve this?

EDIT: This is what I have right now:

for aTuple in gradebook:
    print(aTuple)

Sorry, I'm very new to Python, so I don't really understand how this works.

Answer 1

General format, you can iterate through a list and access the index of a tuple:

for x in gradebook:
    print x[0], x[1]

x[0] in this example will give you the first part of the tuple, and x[1] .... so on. Mess around and experiment with that format, and you should be able to do the rest on your own.

EDIT: Although some of the other answers are nicer here, in the sense that they unpack the tuples and follow the "way of Python" more closely. Like such:

a, b, c = ('a','b','c')