Can you write all the paragraphs that the user put only after the loop in sequence? and justifiably?
import textwrap
numero_paragrafos = int(input('Quantos parágrafos tem o texto?\n'))
for c in range(1, numero_paragrafos +1):
paragrafo = str(input(f'\n parágrafo {c}: \n'))
print(textwrap.fill(paragrafo, width=40))
You asked two questions in one.
Can you write all the paragraphs that the user put only after the loop in sequence?
So I understand, you just want to write after the loop ends, so you need to use a variable to store the result:
paragrafos = [] # lista para armazenar os paragrafos lidos
for c in range(1, numero_paragrafos +1):
paragrafo = str(input(f'\n parágrafo {c}: \n'))
paragrafos.append(paragrafo)
# apos ler todos os paragrafos, imprima o resultado
for paragrafo in paragrafos:
print(textwrap.fill(paragrafo, width=40))
and justifiably?
You can use this function justifica , it works like textwrap.wrap() but it justifies the text:
def justifica(texto, tamanho):
for linha in textwrap.wrap(texto.replace('\n', ''), tamanho):
por_palavra, sobra = divmod(tamanho - len(linha), linha.count(' '))
por_palavra *= ' '; sobra *= [' ']
yield ' '.join(palavra + por_palavra + (sobra.pop() if sobra else '')
for palavra in linha.split(' ')).rstrip()
The way it works is by calling textwrap.wrap() and then completing each line with spanned spaces until it gets the requested size:
To use in your code, just put it print line:
print('\n'.join(justifica(paragrafo, 40)))