Python comprehension with multiple prints

Question

I want to put this for loop into a comprehension. Is this even possible?

for i in range(1, 11):
    result = len({tuple(walk) for (walk, distance) in dic[i] if distance == 0})
    print(f'There are {result} different unique walks with length {i}')

I tried stuff like

print({tuple(walk) for i in range(1, 11)  for (walk, distance) in dic[i] if distance == 0})

but this prints all walks for all i together, but i want 10 different print statements.

Answer 1

You were pretty close actually:

[print(f'There are {len({tuple(walk) for (walk, distance) in dic[i] if distance == 0})} different unique walks with length {i}') for i in range(1,11)]

But it's a long and ugly oneliner, in a regular for loop it looks way better.