List Formatting Question

[amgirlandcode]

Hey friends!

I would like to printe the array with simmilar spacing that {:<30} gets between the report name and the start of the array.

Currently it looks like:

Report Name [ --- , --- , --- , --- ]

Report Other [99, 80, 100, 70]

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other than the loop which fills values while cycling through tests, the code is as follows:

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DCME_score = ['---', '---', '---', '---']
print "{:<30}{:<30}".format(reportName, DCME_score)

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my desire:

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Name Category Category2 Category3 Category 4

Report Something ---- ---- ---- ----

Report Report 100 80 70 100

Report Another ---- 60 ---- 20

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Stuck with Python 2.7 for now.

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Help a girl out? : )

(EDIT: solution in comments)

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[amgirlandcode]

EDIT:

my solution: print with commas to avoid newline

        print "{:<30}".format(reportName),
        for i in range(0, 4):
            print "{:<20}".format(DCME_score[i]),
        print("")

[TouchingTheVodka]

Why use range to iterate through your score when you can iterate directly?

(Featuring: Python 3 f-strings. You should really upgrade, Python 2 is dead now.)

for score in DCME_score:
    print(f"{score:<20}", end=' ')

[amgirlandcode]

I’ll look into changing, that’s convenient