python - Removing the parentheses from the values of the dictionary when printing -

i have following function generate dictionary based on number of parameters introduced:

def find_posit(*param):     query = {'colors':param}     return query  print(find_posit('red','blue','green')) 

when printing function, returned output this:

{'colors':('red','blue','green')} 

how obtain following output?

 {'colors': 'red','blue','green'} 

the short answer can't. that's way python defines __repr__()esentation tuple objects.

however, create custom function "stringify" dictionary in representation want:

>>> def print_custom_dict(d):     pairs = []     k, v in d.items():             pair = '{}: {}'.format(repr(k), ','.join(repr(val) val in v))             pairs.append(pair)     return '{%s}' % ', '.join(pairs)  >>> print_custom_dict({'colors':('red', 'blue', 'green')}) "{'colors': 'red','blue','green'}" 

of course, there others options take such defining custom tuple-ish object, , modifying __repr__() of print desired output, in case using simple helper function imo simplest , cleanest method.