organizing printed text for a school assignment

[eggjesus199]

elif key=='d': #displaying the employee list 
        print("Name".center(12," "),"Age".center(12," "),"Years".center(12," "),"Salary".center(12, " "))
        for emp in employee:
            for i in range(4):
                print(emp[i].center(12," "),end="")
                print(" ")

This is my code so far and I have to print it so that the required information is underneath name, age, years and salary. I have it technically organized but it's not organized the way id like.

   Name         Age         Years        Salary   
   Graham    
     40      
     10      
   50000     
   Smith     
     35      
     5       
   40000     
   Taylor    
     51      
     22      
   72000

help?

[Rabbit]

Whenever you call print, it prints on a new line. If you want to print all 4 of your columns in one line, you can only call print once.

[Ishan Shah]

I have a solution for you that You should remove the last print statement

print(" ")

So your code is like the following code :

elif key=='d': #displaying the employee list 
        print("Name".center(12," "),"Age".center(12," "),"Years".center(12," "),"Salary".center(12, " "))
        for emp in employee:
            for i in range(4):
                print(emp[i].center(12," "),end="")

It will produce the exact output which you want

[hussainmujtaba]

This will solve your problem.you cant remove the last print statement,just change the indentation

print("Name".center(12," "),"Age".center(12," "),"Years".center(12," "),"Salary".center(12, " "))
#employee=[["hello","23","3","sal"],["hello","23","3","sal"]]
for emp in employee:
    for i in range(4):
        print(emp[i].center(12," "),end="")
    print("")