I am opening this thread because I would like to know how and if it is possible to customize the list output like this:
1 2.33 KG
2 3.0 KG
3 (empty) 3
x 222 KG
y 233.4 KG
y 112 %
z 222 KG
w 9.98 KG
a 3224 KG
... .... ....
Could someone please let me know?
Depending on what you are trying to do you could try out either pandas, which is great at handling and printing 2d arrays, or string formatting discussed in this answer
Please show your code. But I assume you want to know how to do what you've typed above.
Preferably, you'd want to place the variables in a list of tuples like this:
your_tuple_list_name = [(1, 2.33, 'KG'), (2, 3.0, 'KG'), (3, '(empty)', 'KG'), ('x', 222, 'KG'), ('y', 233.4, 'KG'), ('y', 112, '%'), ('z', 222, 'KG'), ('w', 9.98, 'KG'), ('a', 3224, 'KG'), ('.', '....', '..'), (add other tuples here)]`
If you want to add more items to the list of tuples just add them following the format:
(first_column, second_column, third_column)
And then the method would be like this:
def formatted_printing(your_tuple_list):
space = ' '
for n in range(len(your_tuple_list)):
number = 8 - len(str((your_tuple_list[n][1])))
print("{:>} {:<}{}{:<}".format(your_tuple_list[n][0], your_tuple_list[n][1], (space * number), your_tuple_list[n][2]))
formatted_printing(your_tuple_list_name)
With the following being the output:
1 2.33 KG
2 3.0 KG
3 (empty) KG
x 222 KG
y 233.4 KG
y 112 %
z 222 KG
w 9.98 KG
a 3224 KG
. .... ....
Try to construct a list inside a list. like [[1 ,2.33 ,KG],[2, 3.0,KG],[3,' ',3]] Then you can access each element by iterating over the lists.
<table>
for i in [[1 ,2.33 ,KG],[2, 3.0,KG],[3,' ',3]]:
<tr>
for j in i:
<td>j</td>
</tr>
</table>
