Print the information in one sentence-CodePudding

print all information about an individual in one sentence as follows "[Name] is a [Occupation] for [Number of years] years in [City],[State]."

example input:-

Sunil Shankar Salman

doctor dentist carpenter

15 10 10

Lucknow Delhi Mumbai

Uttar_Pradesh New_Delhi Maharashtra

output:-

Sunil is a Doctor for 15 years in Lucknow, Uttar_Pradesh.

Shankar is a Dentist for 10 years in Delhi, New_Delhi.

Salman is a Carpenter for 10 years in Mumbai, Maharashtra.

**my code** 


name=str(input()) " "
profession = str(input()) "  "
no_of_years=(input()) "  "
cities=str(input()) " "
states=str(input()) " " 

print(f"{name},is a {profession} for  {no_of_years} years  in {cities}, {states}")

CodePudding user response：

I would recommend to use the build-in format-approach instead of the f-string: it is more versatile since you can make a template string which is shared among the data of other "people". The data per person can be collected with a dictionary comprehension which will be passed to the template. Notice the key-value expansion of the dictionary, **.

# form per person

string_template = "{name}, is a {profession} for  {no_of_years} years  in {cities}, {states}"
keys = 'name', 'profession', 'no_of_years', 'cities', 'states'

data = {k: input(f'Insert {k}: ') for k in keys}

print(string_template.format(**data)) # key-value expansion

To further reduce the dependency between the keys and string_format one can use (again) the string-format functionality:

# per person
keys = 'name', 'profession', 'no_of_years', 'cities', 'states'

string_template = "{}, is a {} for  {} years  in {}, {}".format(*map('{{{}}}'.format, keys))
...

Notice the in {{{}}} two brackets are needed for escape the symbol and the last for the substitution with format.

CodePudding user response：

Assuming there is not space between lines in input, Store the details vertically , matrix transpose give matrix with details of person in each row. zip() function helps in transposing the matrix

details_vertical = []
for ctr in range(5):
    details_vertical.append(input().split())
for name, profession, experience, city, state in zip(*details_vertical):
    print(f"{name},is a {profession} for  {experience} years  in {city}, {state}")