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User = ("Peter", James, "John)

Age = (18 , 20 , 22)

str = "{}, is a laborious student and he is {}."

Output :

  1. Peter, is a laborious student and he is 18.
  2. James, is a laborious student and he is 20.
  3. John, is a laborious student and he is 22.
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Use zip to iterate two tuples in parallel.

users = ("Peter", "James", "John")

ages = (18 , 20 , 22)

for (a, b) in zip(users, ages):
    str = "{}, is a laborious student and he is {}.".format(a, b)
    print(str)

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