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List Alignment Help - A3G - Oct-25-2016 Hello Friends, I would like to get my list to print out horizontally and have spaces in between on a new line like this: 10 15 25 30 25 30 45 60 81 92 81 The last line does not need to be separated evenly like the other two. The user is able to enter in any amount. Here is the code: def Grades(amount): import random for i in range(0, amount): empty_list = [] grade_list = amount*empty_list comb_list = grade_list.append(random.randint(0,100)) print(grade_list) #str_create = str(Grades(5)) #print(len(str_create)) def Rows(grade_list): grade_list_string = str(Grades(10)) for i in range(0, len(grade_list_string)): pos_slice = grade_list_string[0:2] print(pos_slice) Rows(1) Thank you in advance! =) RE: List Alignment Help - Ofnuts - Oct-25-2016 In Python3 you can use the "end" keyword parameter of the print() function: set it to a space between most numbers and to a newline every N numbers: for i,n in enumerate(range(10,30)): print(n,end=' ' if (i+1)%5 else '\n') This way you don't have to explicitly create sublists just to print them.
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