🔒 how do i rearrange a printed message

[cunning bramble]

@glacial dome

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[bleak summit]

that would be pretty difficult but you'd have to print its composite sections with the title

!e

oops

[glacial dome]

i tried but it did not work

i just a lot of error messages

[bleak summit]

what did you try?

[glacial dome]

i tried printing both of variables

[bleak summit]

!e ```py
s1 = """hello
hi
wow"""

s2 = """this
is
awesome"""

l1 = s1.split('\n')
l2 = s2.split('\n')

assert len(l1) == len(l2)

for i in range(len(l1)):
print(f"{l1[i]: <15}{l2[i]}")

oops

[glacial dome]

what 💀

[cunning bramble]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | hello          this
002 | hi             is
003 | wow            awesome

[bleak summit]

there we go

we have two strings: yml hello hi wow ```yml
this
is
awesome

then we get their lines and print them with some padding between them

: <15 just makes it so that it adds spaces to the end of the string until the total length is 15

[glacial dome]

ok but can u tell me how i do that to my code?

cuz i got no idea lol

i am still kinda new to python

[bleak summit]

whatever your title is, chop that into lines with str.split

[glacial dome]

that's it?

[glacial dome]

so i type that before printing it?

[bleak summit]

then take your table, turn that into a string (might be harder) and then split that into lines too

then you can zip the two together like this: ```py
l1: list[str] = ...
l2: list[str] = ...

for a, b in zip(l1, l2):
print(f"{a: <15}{b}")

`a` is the line from `l1` and `b` is the line from `l2`

[glacial dome]

are u sure it won't mess up the print like add lines between the banner?

[bleak summit]

why would it?

[glacial dome]

idk terminal displays text weird sometimes

[bleak summit]

depends on how wide your terminal is

[cunning bramble]

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