combine output of input and values of a list in python

To combine the output of an input and values of a list in Python, you can concatenate them using the + operator and format the output as a string.

Here's an example code block to show this:

main.py
lst = ['apple', 'banana', 'orange']
user_input = input("Enter your name: ")
output = "Hi, {}! You like {}.".format(user_input, ', '.join(lst))
print(output)
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In this example, we first create a list of fruits called lst. Then we get input from the user using input() and store it in the variable user_input.

Next, we use the join() method to combine the elements of the lst into a comma separated string. We then format our final output string using a placeholder {} that we replace with the user's name and the concatenated fruits string. Finally, we print out the output using print().

You can customize the formatting of the output string to suit your needs.