Python - drill down to a new line - List in a dictionary

Question

I'm exercising dictionaries therefore I have the following

favorite_place = {
    'ppl1': {
        'person': 'josh',
        'places': ['Central park', 'Hollywood', 'Aspan']
    },
    'ppl2': {
        'person': 'mark',
        'places': ['Ands mountain', 'Himalaya mountain', 'Dead sea']
    },
    'ppl3': {
        'person': 'yossi',
        'places': ['times square', 'Osaka', ',McDonald\'s']
    },

}

for budy, places_info in favorite_place.items():
    ID = f"{budy}"
    PERSON_NAME = f"{places_info['person']}"
    PLACES = f"{places_info['places']}"
    print(f"\nPerson Identified by: {ID}\n"f"For {PERSON_NAME.title()}")
    print(f"The favorite places are:\n"f"\t",str(PLACES).strip('[]').replace('\'', ''))

output:

..................... ..................
Person Identified by: ppl3
For Yossi
The favorite places are:
     times square, Osaka, ", McDonald's"

How do I take this, for example:

 times square, Osaka, McDonalds

and make it to be like this -separated by a new line and with out the a comma??? :

times square
Osaka
McDonalds

Stack Overflow is not intended to replace existing documentation and tutorials. Please repeat your materials on string processing and available methods. Also, please remove the inapplicable code from your posting: you ask only about changing the appearance of strings -- the dict portions don't seem to be part of your question at all. — Prune, Jan 27 '21 at 01:13
pls see this - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44780357/how-to-use-newline-n-in-f-string-to-format-output-in-python-3-6 — raj.andy1, Jan 27 '21 at 01:15
Does this answer your question? [How to use newline '\n' in f-string to format output in Python 3.6?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44780357/how-to-use-newline-n-in-f-string-to-format-output-in-python-3-6) — Nick, Jan 27 '21 at 01:55

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Jan 27 '21 at 01:34

favorite_place = {
    'ppl1': {
        'person': 'josh',
        'places': ['Central park', 'Hollywood', 'Aspan']
    },
    'ppl2': {
        'person': 'mark',
        'places': ['Ands mountain', 'Himalaya mountain', 'Dead sea']
    },
    'ppl3': {
        'person': 'yossi',
        'places': ['times square', 'Osaka', ',McDonald\'s']
    },

}

for budy, places_info in favorite_place.items():
    ID = budy
    PERSON_NAME = places_info['person']
    PLACES = places_info['places']
    print(f"\nPerson Identified by: {ID}\nFor {PERSON_NAME.title()}")
    print(f"The favorite places are:\n", '\n '.join([i for i in PLACES]))

Python - drill down to a new line - List in a dictionary

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