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Is there any function to print a line in the middle of console dynamically in python?

I want to create a box in console using symbols and print strings inside that box. strings are given by user.

8th Oct 2017, 9:15 AM
Himanshu Keshri
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Use print item, to make the print statement omit the newline. In Python 3, it's print(item, end=" "). If you want every number to display in the same place, use for example (Python 2.7): to = 20 digits = len(str(to - 1)) delete = "\b" * (digits + 1) for i in range(to): print "{0}{1:{2}}".format(delete, i, digits), In Python 3, it's a bit more complicated; here you need to flush sys.stdout or it won't print anything until after the loop has finished: import sys to = 20 digits = len(str(to - 1)) delete = "\b" * (digits) for i in range(to): print("{0}{1:{2}}".format(delete, i, digits), end="") sys.stdout.flush()
20th Nov 2017, 9:01 PM
Ben
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