How to print each variable vertically in Python

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This is my entire code:

days=["Sunday: ", "Monday: ", "Tuesday: ", "Wednesday: ", "Thursday: ", "Friday: ", "Saturday: "]
demand=[]
temp=[]
demand=[15, 20, 25, 18, 20, 22, 14]
while demand[0]>0 or demand[1]>0 or demand[2]>0 or demand[3]>0 or demand[4]>0 or demand[5]>0 or demand[6]>0:
    min1=min(demand)
    ind1=demand.index(min1)
    temp=demand.copy()
    temp[ind1]=100000
    min2=min(temp)
    ind2=temp.index(min2)
    print(min1, ind1, min2, ind2)
    for i in range(7):
        if i != ind1 and i != ind2:
            demand[i]-=1
    print(demand)
print(days[0], demand[0]+15, days[1], demand[1]+20, days[2], demand[2]+25, days[3], demand[3]+18, days[4], demand[4]+20, days[5], demand[5]+22, days[6], demand[6]-14)

I want to print the last print command vertically so it turns out in the end like so:

Sunday:     15
Monday:     20
Tuesday:    25
Wednesday:  18
Thursday:   20
Friday:     22
Saturday:   14

Selcuk · Accepted Answer · 2019-12-05 23:28:52Z

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An easy way is to have separate print statements for each line in a for loop:

offsets = [15, 20, 25, 18, 20, 22, -14]
for day in range(7):
    print(days[day], demand[day] + offsets[day])

answered Dec 5, 2019 at 23:28

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3 Comments

David Buck Over a year ago

It's not enough effort to warrant posting a competing answer, but print(f'{days[day]:11}{demand[day] + offsets[day]:3}'), for example, would give neat columns per the OP's request.

mtl23 Over a year ago

File "<ipython-input-44-2628afb4612c>", line 21, in <module> print(days[day], demand[day]+offsets[day]) TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable

nekomatic Over a year ago

'int' object is not subscriptable means you've written something like foo[bar] but when it actually runs, foo is an integer number not a list (or a dict or something else that can be addressed in that way). As @Selcuk suggests, the most likely cause is a typo where you're trying to index into the wrong variable, or you have overwritten the variable that contained the list with a value that's just a number.

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