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Convert an Iterable Object to a Unicode String

Syntax
iterable
quote_string
None
Infinity
u_tuple
Example

Syntax
u_tuple = dismod_at.unicode_tuple(iterable, quote_string)

iterable
is any object where we can iterate over its elements and convert each element to a unicode value.

quote_string
is either True or False. If it is True, each element of iterable that is an str or a unicode is surrounded by the single quote character in u_tuple .

None
The value None is converted to the unicode string null (always without quotes).

Infinity
If u_j is a float and equal to plus infinity, the corresponding tuple value has an exponent that is ten times the exponent for the maximum float. This is so that, when written by pythons sqlite package, it gets converted to infinity. Minus infinity is handled in a similar fashion.

u_tuple
is a unicode string representation of the tuple containing the elements. To be specific it is given by
 u_tuple = u'( u_1, u_2, ..., u_n )'
 where n is the number of elements and u_1 is the i-th element.

Example
The file unicode_tuple.py is an example use of unicode_tuple.
Input File: python/dismod_at/unicode_tuple.py