FIX: Adding row string

[jahnvi480]

ADO Work Item Reference

AB#37929

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Summary

This pull request modifies the Row class in mssql_python/row.py to improve its string representation methods. The changes include adding a __str__ method for user-friendly output and updating the __repr__ method to focus on debugging.

Enhancements to string representation:

• Added a __str__ method to provide a user-friendly string representation of the Row object by returning the tuple of its values as a string.
• Updated the __repr__ method to provide a more detailed representation for debugging purposes by using the repr function on the tuple of values instead of a formatted string.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR enhances the Row class’s string output by introducing a user-facing __str__ method and refining the __repr__ for clearer debugging.

• Added __str__ to return a stringified tuple of row values
• Updated __repr__ to use the built-in repr of the tuple for debugging

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

mssql_python/row.py:69

• [nitpick] The __repr__ output now omits the class name and only shows a bare tuple, which can be ambiguous during debugging. Consider including the Row class name in the output (e.g., f"Row({repr(tuple(self._values))})") to make the object type explicit.

        return repr(tuple(self._values))

mssql_python/row.py:63

• There are no existing tests covering the new __str__ method (and the updated __repr__). Adding unit tests to verify their outputs will help prevent regressions and ensure correct formatting.

    def __str__(self):

[bewithgaurav]

lets add a testcase in test_cursor py file