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I have this list:

                 Title             ,          Rating

 [('"$weepstake$" (1979) {(#1.2)}', '10.0'), 
  ('"\'Til Death Do Us Part" (2006) {Pilot (#1.0)}', '3.7'), 
  ('"\'Conversations with My Wife\'" (2010)', '4.2')]

how print the ratings like this:

 10
 3.7
 4.2

Answer 1

For each item in your list, you need the second item which is index 1:

for item in your_list:
    print(item[1])

This will give you the desired output.

Answer 2

What about:

movies =  [('"$weepstake$" (1979) {(#1.2)}', '10.0'),   ('"\'Til Death Do Us Part" (2006) {Pilot (#1.0)}', '3.7'), 
  ('"\'Conversations with My Wife\'" (2010)', '4.2')]

print '\n'.join([movie[1] for movie in movies])