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f"{" ".join(map(str, a))}"what you look for?*aand passing the values as individual arguments works just fine, as you demonstrated. You can unpack the tuple and use it any way you like, including passing it to some function that performs additional formatting - but what formatting were you looking to apply? (note that(<value>, ...)is the norrmal representation of a tuple, so it makes a lot of sense for an f-string to use that)printhas nothing to do with the unpacking. You can always unpack a tuple with*and one of its uses is to unpack it into the parameters of a function likeprint()which is what you're doing here.printdoesn't remove commas and brackets. Those are just characters that would be generated when you would convert a tuple to string. But when you pass it*a,printdoesn't see the tuple, but gets its members as separate arguments. There are no commas or brackets involved.