Extracting values from tuples using nested for loop

I am very new to Python and taking a course on it. We were asked to take this tuple:

 students = [
      ('Anderson', 'Brian', 'junior', 123, ('FIN 365', 'MATH 223', 'CS 410')),
      ('Brown', 'Charlie', 'sophomore', 456, ('FIN 365', 'ECON 101')),
      ('Van Pelt', 'Lucy', 'junior', 789, ('FIN 365', 'MED 300', 'NUT 150', 'MED 330'))
    ]

and use a nested for loop in order to print this output:

Brian Anderson is a junior with ID=123 studying these classes:
  FIN 365
  MATH 223
  CS 410
Charlie Brown is a sophomore with ID=456 studying these classes:
  FIN 365
  ECON 101
Lucy Van Pelt is a junior with ID=789 studying these classes:
  FIN 365
  MED 300
  NUT 150
  MED 330

I was able to get the first line of each tuple just fine using this code (I know it’s sloppy):

for row in students:
    print(f'{row[1] +  " " + row[0] + " is a " + row[2] + " with ID="} {row[3]} studying these classes: ')

But I can’t figure out how to list out the classes now. Any help would be appreciated!

>Solution :

• You can use tuple unpacking to give names to the different elements. This is nicer than using indices (e.g. row[0], row[1]). This can be done directly inside the for.
• Using f-strings is great, but it looks weird when you still build up the total str via +. Try to just write the whole thing in one go, no +.
• The final element (below called classes) is a tuple as well, so this can also be iterated over using for.

Below I do all of the above:

students = [
    ('Anderson', 'Brian', 'junior', 123, ('FIN 365', 'MATH 223', 'CS 410')),
    ('Brown', 'Charlie', 'sophomore', 456, ('FIN 365', 'ECON 101')),
    ('Van Pelt', 'Lucy', 'junior', 789, ('FIN 365', 'MED 300', 'NUT 150', 'MED 330'))
]

for last, first, title, ID, classes in students:
    print(f'{first} {last} is a {title} with ID={ID} studying these classes:')
    for c in classes:
        print(f'  {c}')