Python base = = = Aligns the strings to the left and right

For example, there is a dictionary as follows:

>>> dic = {
"Name": "Botoo",
"url": "Http://www.123.com",
"Page": "88",
"Isnonprofit": "true",
"Address": "China",
}

The desired output would be as follows:

First gets the maximum value of the Dictionary max (map (len, Dic.keys ()))

Then use

Str.rjust () Align Right

Or

Str.ljust () Align Left

Or

The Str.center () center method has a sequence of outputs.

>>> dic = {    "name":"Botoo",    "URL":"http://www.123.com",    "page":" the",    "Isnonprofit":"true",    "Address":" China",    }>>> >>> d = max (map (len, Dic.keys ()))#gets the maximum value of the key>>> >>> forKinchDIC:Print(K.ljust (d),":", Dic[k]) Name:botoourl:http:Www.123. Compage:88IsNonProfit:trueaddress:china>>> forKinchDIC:Print(K.rjust (d),":", Dic[k]) Name:botoo url:http:Www.123. com page:88isnonprofit:true Address:china>>> forKinchDIC:Print(K.center (d),":", Dic[k]) Name:botoo url:http:Www.123. com page:88isnonprofit:true Address:china>>>

The use of Str.ljust () also has this;

>>> s ="ADC">>> S.ljust (20,"+")'adc+++++++++++++++++'>>> S.rjust (20)'ADC'>>> S.center (20,"+")'++++++++adc+++++++++'>>>

Python base = = = Aligns the strings to the left and right