How to print a string before using "*" to unpack list

Question

Is it possible to print a string before using the * operator when unpacking a tuple:

m = ['b', 'a', 'e']
print(*m, sep = ',')

b, a, e

I tried to print something before it:

print("String: " + *m, sep = ",")

My desired output would be:

String: b, a, e

Is it possible to have a string print before this, and what would be the correct syntax?

Answer 1

*m unpacks the list m into separate arguments. It's equivalent to:

print('b', 'a', 'e')

You can add additional arguments before and after that:

print('string', *m, sep=',')

is it possible to print that without the comma being after the string, and only having the comma apply to the items in the list?

Take your pick:

print(f'String: {", ".join(m)}')

print('String:', ', '.join(m), sep=' ')

print('String:', end=' ')
print(*m, sep=', ')