The Ultimate Guide to Python Programming With Python 3.10 - Text Alignment Format Specifier

The video tutorial explains how to use text alignment in Python strings to format output neatly. It covers using dictionaries and for loops to print keys and values in aligned columns. The tutorial demonstrates using format specifiers with greater than, less than, and center symbols to align text in different directions. Practical examples show how to apply these techniques in Python programs for neat and organized output.

What problem arises when the length of names in a dictionary varies?

• The program crashes.

• The keys are duplicated.

• The output becomes misaligned.

• The values are not printed.

Which symbol is used for right alignment in Python format specifiers?

• Less than (<)

• Greater than (>)

• Equal to (=)

• Caret (^)

How can you align a value to the center using format specifiers?

• Using the greater than symbol (>)

• Using the less than symbol (<)

• Using the caret symbol (^)

• Using the equal to symbol (=)

In the practical example, how many characters are used to align the names to the left?

• 4 characters

• 6 characters

• 8 characters

• 10 characters

What is the purpose of using format specifiers in the for loop example?

• To increase the execution speed

• To align the output neatly

• To change the data type of values

• To add new keys to the dictionary