I'm getting an AttributeError. Don't know how to go arround it.

[765F]

About the program.
I want the program to output all the possible results in a list. But I'm currently struggling removing the current quotes, commas, spaces and brackets from the output.

If the list contains 1 and A. I'm looking to get an output like the following:

11
1A
AA
A1

The current output without the AttributeError is:

('1', '1')
('1', 'A')
('A', 'A')
('A', '1')


Please find the code attached:

import itertools blocks = 2 List = ["1", "A"] List.replace(",", "") for result in itertools.product(List, repeat=blocks):	print(str(result)) 

Here is the error:

Error:
List.replace(",", "") AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'replace'

I'm using the Python 3.8.3 in Ubuntu with Pycharm.

I've search online "AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'replace'" but with my limited knowledge in python and overall programing I didn't manage to find a clear solution.

Thank you for your time.

[snippsat]

Remove line 6,as just need to use the List in the loop,then .join() together the result.

import itertools blocks = 2 List = ["1", "A"] for result in itertools.product(List, repeat=blocks): print(''.join(result))

Output:
11 1A A1 AA

[buran]

you need to join the elements of result

import itertools blocks = 2 my_list = ["1", "A"] for result in itertools.product(my_list, repeat=blocks): print(''.join(result))

[Yoriz]

results is a tuple you can unpack the two items and display them with string formating

import itertools blocks = 2 my_list = ["1", "A"] for first, second in itertools.product(my_list, repeat=blocks): print(f'{first}{second}')

Output:
11 1A A1 AA

[buran]

:-) three answers within a minute

[765F]

Impressive response time!
@snippsat, @buran and @Yoriz. Thank you very much for helping me solve the problem.