Equivalent 2->> print '%d %d' %(l[i], for i in range(2))?

[Carsten Gaebler]

Jorn Verwey wrote:
> 
> How can I avoid typing %(l[0],l[1]) in the following case?
> ->> l=[4,14]
> ->> print '%d %d' %(l[0],l[1])
> 
> would like something more in the line of:
> 
> ->> print '%d %d' %(l[i], for i in range(2))
> 
> for longer lists.

If l contains integers and strings only, you could say:

print " ".join(map(str, l))

But what if l == [4, 3.14159, 14] and one would like to
print "%d %.3f %d" % <something>
???

Any ideas?

cg.