Convert all element of list to string

Question

for example
list=[a,b,c]
to
list=['a','b','c']

a,b and c is not defined

Answer 1

Slightly different answer using map ()

https://code.sololearn.com/cPpssx11uUyK/?ref=app

Answer 2

Actually, "list" can't be the name of a list, but if you must use that name...
list = [str(x) for x in list]
should work, assuming a, b and c are variables.

Answer 3

Okay, a better example will be
[1,2,3]
to
['1','2','3']

Use the map function.
map(whatever function you want, whatever iterable you want)
the function must be a lambda or an in-built function.

For example, map(lambda x:x+1,thatlistabove) will create a map object that stores [2,3,4] and to get your list back, use list().

For your query, I suggest you use
list(map(str,thatlistabove)).
#remember to store it!