Python table instruction and installation

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Installation:

Tar fvxz pip-8.1.2.tar.gz && cd pip-8.1.2 && chmod +x setup.py && python setup.py installpip2.6 Install tabulate

Execute Python:

>>> from tabulate import tabulate success

Table for listing fields

>>> table = [["Sun", 696000,1989100000],["Earth", 6371,5973.6],["Moon", 1737,73.5],["Mars", 3390,641.85]] >>> Print tabulate (table)------------------------Sun 696000 1.9891e+09earth 6371 5973.6Moon 17 Panax 73.5Mars 3390 641.85------------------------

Second, put the corresponding field head to the front of the table

Using the Headers option

>>> Print tabulate (table, headers=["Planet", "Sina", "Baidu"]) Planet sina Baidu----------------- ----------Sun 696000 1.9891e+09earth 6371 5973.6Moon 1737 73.5Mars 3390 641.85

If the row header is in the first field, use headers= "FirstRow"

As follows:

>>> print tabulate ([["Name", "Age"],["Liyuanchuaun", "+"],["Gaolixu", "+"]],headers= "FirstRow") Name Age -----------------Liyuanchuaun 25gaolixu 25

Many of the formats supported by table are as follows:

Supported table formats is:

• "Plain"

• "Simple"

• "Grid"

• "Fancy_grid"

• "Pipe"

• "Orgtbl"

• "RST"

• "MediaWiki"

• "HTML"

• "Latex"

• "Latex_booktabs"

In order to test each parameter, which parameter can be selected by itself

>>> table = [["spam", 42],["eggs", 455],["bacon", 23]]>>> headers =  ["Item", "Qty"]>>> print tabulate (table,headers) item       qty------  -----spam       42eggs       455bacon      23>>> print tabulate (Table,headers, Tablefmt= "plain") item      qtyspam        42eggs      455bacon      23>>>  Print tabulate (table,headers,tablefmt= "simple") item      qty------   -----Spam       42eggs      455bacon       23>>> print tabulate (table,headers,tablefmt= "grid")   +--------+-------+| item   |   qty |+========+=======+| spam   |     42 |+--------+-------+| eggs   |   455 |+------ --+-------+| bacon  |    23 |+--------+-------+>>> print  tabulate (table,headers,tablefmt= "psql") +--------+-------+| item   |    qty | | --------+-------||  spam   |    42 | |  eggs   |   455 | |  bacon  |    23 |+--------+-------+>>> print  Tabulate (table,headers,tablefmt= "rst")  ======  =====item      qty ======  =====spam       42eggs       455bacon      23======  =====>>> prInt tabulate (table,headers,tablefmt= "orgtbl") | item   |   qty | | --------+-------||  spam   |    42 | |  eggs   |   455 | |  bacon  |    23 |>>> print tabulate (Table,headers, tablefmt= "MediaWiki") {| class= "wikitable"  style= "text-align: left;" | + <!-- caption -->|-! item   !!  align= "Right" |   qty|-| spam   | |  align= "Right" |    42|-| eggs   | |  align= "Right" |   455|-| bacon  | |  align= "Right" |    23|} >>> print tabulate (table,headers,tablefmt= "HTML")      <table ><tr><th>item  </th><th style= "text-align: right;" >  qTy</th></tr><tr><td>spam  </td><td style= "text-align:  Right; " >   42</td></tr><tr><td>eggs  </td><td style = "text-align: right;" >  455</td></tr><tr><td>bacon </td><td style= " text-align: right; " >   23</td></tr></table>>>> print tabulate (table, headers,tablefmt= "Latex") \begin{tabular}{lr}\hline item   &   qty  \\hline spam   &    42 \ eggs   &    455 \ bacon  &    23 \\hline\end{tabular} >>>

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Python table instruction and installation