Pprint is a Python module used for “pretty-printing” arbitrary data structures.
The pprint module provides a capability to “pretty-print” arbitrary Python data structures in a form which can be used as input to the interpreter.
Questions tagged [pprint]
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Inconsistent printing of nested dict using pprint in Python
I used pprint to pretty print a large nested dict:
import pprint
import json
with open('config.json', 'r') as fp:
conf = fp.read()
pprint.pprint(json.loads(conf))
{u'cust1': {u'videotron': {u'temperature': u'3000K',
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Look alternative to pprint for printing in Python
As we know, pprint can be "annoying" when it's printing list of a lot of small words, since pprint can only accept of two modes: one-line of multiple small words, or multiple lines of small words on each line separately.
Is there some other python…
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Pretty print in Oracle PL/SQL
Is there a better way to print to STDOUT in Oracle PL/SQL?
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE seems very basic and coarse.
Should there be something like Python's pprint (Pretty Print)?
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Using pprint for OrderedDicts when dict is made with two lists
When I have OrderedDict created from two list and if I try to use pprint it's not working as expected, bur it works fine if I create OrderedDict normally.
Any additional steps needs to be taken to get expected output of each key value in separate…
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How to render large parenthesis correctly in sympy?
I am trying to render simple algebraic expressions in either qtconsole or a terminal using pprint, but the results are almost misleading. Here's a minimal example
from sympy import pprint, simplify, init_printing
from sympy.abc import a,…
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how to print a Python dictionary in columns
Let's say I have a dictionary like the following:
dictionary1 = {
"Scientology": {
"source": "LRH",
"scilon 1": {
"name": "John Travolta",
"OT level": 5,
"wall of fire": True
},
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Output list like ls
Same question as this, but for python. If I have a list
['a','b','cdefg','jk','lmnopqr','st','uv','wxyz',1,2,3,4]
I would like to print it something like the default output of the ls command in bash, something like
[ 'a', 'b', 'cdefg',
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python how to align data with pprint or another module
I've a python script who display data in realtime(each second). I want to align these. I've try with pprint module but it doesnt works.
Example: My script displays this:
Server1 Sessions/s-----------------------Server2 Sessions/s
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How to pprint custom collection
I am not able to simulate pprint on my custom collections.
See the following behaviour:
>>>from pprint import *
>>>pprint(["x"*80]*4)
['xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
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Why did I get ModuleNotFoundError?
I tried the following code to import pprint from pprint module like import matplotlib.pyplot as plt. But I got an error instead. Why did I get this error?
import pprint.pprint as…
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Python pprint flush stdout per invocation
Is there a way to flush the stdout of pprint on a single invocation? I know we can start the interpreter unbuffered, with e.g. python -u, but I really just want this behavior for a one-time call.
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can self.left be recognized as a variable in pformat({f"{self.value}": (self.left, self.right)}, indent=1)?
I use the codes below to print the structure of a tree. It do works, but I wonder in the last line how it recognize self.left and self.right as a variable rather than just a string? In my knowledge, variable should be enclosed by {} in f-string, but…
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Pretty print sympy when not using iPython
I am using SymPy with PyScript so I cannot use init_printing() in my code as I am not running code cell by cell. How can I still use pprint to make my output look good in Web?
Output I am getting:
Output I am expecting:
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Wrap HTML tags around pretty-printed Clojure forms
Clojure's pretty printer (clojure.pprint) takes unformatted code like this:
(defn fib ([n] (fib n 1 0)) ([n a b] (if (= n 0) a (fib (dec n) (+ a b) a))))
And makes it nice, like this.
(defn fib
([n] (fib n 1 0))
([n a b]
(if (= n 0)
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pm4py printing event logs pretty (with pprint library)
I'm currently getting started with the pm4py library by playing around with some event logs. I have an example log that I'm importing like this:
from pm4py.objects.log.importer.xes import importer as xes_importer
log =…
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