Joseph,
I wasn't asking it as a favor. You are probably overly skilled at Python to
take it on. I need this function, and will write it myself if somebody
doesn't take it on. But, it seemed like it should be a nice, simple
exercise for the eager learner.
I have not thought about how to do it, only the inputs and outputs that I
need.
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Subject: [pythonvis] Re: Short projet
Hi,
I'm willing to do it or guide someone to trying it. But before we proceed,
we'd like to know how you'd like to do it.
Cheers,
Joseph
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Subject: [pythonvis] Short projet
Anybody want to take a crack at this one?
Write a function that takes a list, of indefinite size. The list elements
consist of numbers, in the range of 1 to 100, but you have no idea how many
list elements there will be. Typical list But, as a sample, lengths might
be 50 elements at most.
Process the list, and print the output in a series of lines that do not
exceed 32 characters each.
Numbers on each line should be separated by a single space, and a number
should not span multiple lines.
Because the numbers are in the range of 1 through 100, some numbers take
fewer spaces than others, That is, the number 1 should be written as "1"
not "001" , nor be space padded, such as " 1". Think of packing numbers
together in the interests of conserving braille display real estate.
If anybody takes it on, let me know.
