Python concat list with a string variable

Shell Programming and Scripting
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Hello!

#!/usr/bin/env python
hn = "simsa-svr"
    for container in containerslist:
        Name = container['Names']

I want to print Name along with hn i,e simsa-svr. I tried like Name = container['Names']'-'.join(hn) did not work.

Needed result:

lilly2232321-simsa-svr
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You are using join wrong in the above example. Join needs a list or tuple of strings:

>>> '-'.join(('north','east','south','west'))
'north-east-south-west'

Alternatively use the add (+) operator:

>>> 'Grace' + 'Kelly'
'GraceKelly'

Andrew

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Name = str(container['Names'])

print str(Name[0])+'-'+hn

But it does print extra / in front of

/lilly2232321-simsa-svr

How to get rid of it?

---------- Post updated at 08:13 PM ---------- Previous update was at 07:06 AM ----------

Just used this along with Name

.replace("/","")+

It works.