Python: Print a nested lists using the print() function

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Print Nested Lists

Write a Python program to print nested lists (each list on a new line) using the print() function.

Sample Solution:

Python Code:

# Define a list 'colors' containing sublists, each with a single color name
colors = [['Red'], ['Green'], ['Black']]

# Use a list comprehension to create a new list, where each sublist is converted to a string
# The resulting list contains string representations of the sublists
# The 'join' method is used to concatenate the strings with newline characters '\n' in between
# This creates a multi-line string where each sublist is on a new line
# Print the resulting multi-line string
print('\n'.join([str(lst) for lst in colors])) 

Sample Output:

['Red']                                                                                                       
['Green']                                                                                                     
['Black'] 

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