You can use the unpacking operator * to print the result of zip() as separate elements.

Here's an example:

fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
colors = ["red", "yellow", "pink"]
 
zipped = zip(fruits, colors)
 
print(*zipped)

In this example, we define two lists called fruits and colors, each containing three elements. We then use the zip() function to iterate over both lists in parallel and create a new iterator that yields tuples of corresponding elements.

We store the result of zip() in a variable called zipped, and then use the unpacking operator * to print the tuples as separate elements. This will print the following output:

('apple', 'red') ('banana', 'yellow') ('cherry', 'pink')

Note that once you've unpacked the zip() iterator using *, it will be exhausted and cannot be reused. If you want to use the zip() iterator multiple times, you should store the result in a list or tuple instead.