Practice #20: How to Put Console Text Output in a Stylish Frame | Python Coding for Beginners

In this video I'll show you how to use unicode characters to create a bordered frame, and put text inside the frame.
Of course there are some fancy modules and tools you can use to design and style your text output, but I just want to mention the program concept and logic, to build things from basic stuff.

Here the github link for a multiple-line text version
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[makeeverydayezday]

Of course you can use "rich" module with a lot of cool features and styles but I just want to show you the concept of building things from basic stuff. As well as the logic of program, what is the solution if you want to put the text in the frame and how to fit it nicely...

[paulshirley]

thanks for the tutorial very informative and clear for beginners

[tsudashiro]

Thank you. I found another way to print the frame borders, you can copy and paste from the text.

[nishimuraryo]

This is a nice video, thanks I can now do it myself ❤️

[austinbeaumont]

If I remember correctly, there is a third party module that provides all types of text-based frame in Python. This video is great!

[starboys]

I've found quite a bit of special symbols like ♥ and ❦ that I want to use for a program with Python 3.3, and the programs work just fine in IDLE, but when I run it using the command line it immediately crashes, giving an error about characters not being recognized