How to assign printed results to a new variable when it comes to looping?

Question

I have the code and its output. I need to save the printed results by assigning them to a new variable.

for n in range(1,11):
            ticket= f"ticket number {n}"
            print(ticket)

Output:

ticket number 1
ticket number 2
ticket number 3
ticket number 4
ticket number 5
ticket number 6
ticket number 7
ticket number 8
ticket number 9
ticket number 10

I also tried to use results = [].

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score 0 · Answer 1 · answered May 08 '23 at 22:22

You can do something like this:

results = [f"ticket number {n}" for n in range(1, 11)]

Final result contains:

['ticket number 1', 'ticket number 2', 'ticket number 3', 'ticket number 4', 'ticket number 5', 'ticket number 6', 'ticket number 7', 'ticket number 8', 'ticket number 9', 'ticket number 10']

How to assign printed results to a new variable when it comes to looping?

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