Tutorial: Formatted Output in Python

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How to generate formatted reports in Python. Learn in simple and jargon-free language. This is especially helpful to class XII CBSE Computer Science students in their project work. In general it is useful to any learner learning Python.

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Nicely explained sir, very good, good going. I am following you here

KRISHCHAUHAN

Sir I was working on my CS project file. This video is absolutely amazing.
Thank you sir! Good Job!

samarthsathyakarthik

Thank you for a very useful video! Everything was explained very well and straight to the point. The subject is relevant for real world use of python.

TheSuperUser

Awesome!!! Can't be better. Thank you.

khoil

Thank you sir for this wonderful video..., Please upload a video for generating automatic sequential numbers also.. Thank you very much sir....

sheelalaijo

Thanks for the video. It's really inspirational.

Though I can get my target result with tabulate and prettytable,
I'am interested in finding out how to do that without 3rd party library.

My case is simply stack the pronunciation on top of each word of a sentence.

e.g. (the translation case)
pron1, pron2, pron3, eng4, eng5, eng6 <--- pronunciation_line
word1, word2, word, 3, word4, word, 5, word6 <--- word_line

with each 'pron' right on top (aligned center) of each word.

The use of 'maximum length' of the longest word / pronunciation is the same as that of the widest column.

The hardest part is, the number of words in a sentence varies case by case.

The concept that I followed is to get the "single_word" space alignment is as follows:

for line in lines:
... for item in line:

I assigned a variable to a variable called 'single_word'

single_word =[ for item in line ] for line in lines ]

pronunciation_line = ' '.join(single_word ... for item in pronunciation line)
word_line = ' '.join(single_word ... for item in pronunciation line)

return

It's slightly off but almost get there.

I found the format can't center according to column width because:

1) font has to be monospaced (like the one you use in console)
2) the spacing setting of the text editor that you print your output to

Taking into account of the 2 factors above,
I can say 'prettytable' gives a more consistent job
as it allows 'c' (center alignment) within column.

Anyhow, thanks for your inspiration.

clueple

Thanks a lot sir
I understood everything
I would really like it if you could also do a video on stacks and queues

futurestar

Can we all appreciate the time and effort for these superb videos! 👏😊💯

yogeshsirfanclub

Thank you very much for your excellent video. It is really helpful.

leaput

Thanks you so much for your video, I have a question please. How would you do if you would have write a scientific number and at the same time reserve some number of spaces and align it? For example write the number 3.24e+02 and -4.21E-02 with right align in a 13 spaced position

tivnator

Thank you. How you would use this concept to track a list of items on the command line where each item on the list is constantly updated in real time? Like if I had a list of things in the oven that all had a different amount of cook time left?

anzwertree