使用python将三个字符串连接到一个块中

Question

I have three strings. Each string has names, adresses and postal code.

First string:

Joao Miesler
Bill Gates
Kevin Mitnick

Second string:

Street kit number 3
Street foo number 2
Street OOk number 4

Third string:

2415-568
1452-856
1234-568

I would like the output to be something like:

Joao Miesler
Street kit number 3
2415-568

Bill Gates
Street foo number 2
1452-856

Kevin Mitnick
Street OOk number 4
1234-568

This information was extracted from an excell worksheet like this:

#Get columns name
for i in range(13, high_row, 1):
    nome = sheet['E%s' % i].value


#Get column adresses
for i in range(13, high_row, 1):
    morada = sheet['F%s' % i].value

#Get Postal Code column
for i in range(13, high_row, 1):
    cp = sheet['G%s' % i].value

Can you point me in the right direction? Some light at the end of the tunnel would be nice.

After this I would like to make an A4 paper and divide the output into squares. Any good library I can use to make it happen?

Answer 1

Assuming your data is in multi-line strings:

names = """Joao Miesler
Bill Gates
Kevin Mitnick"""

the Pythonic way to do this is to operate on lists of lines and join them using zip :

names = names.split('\n')
addresses = addresses.split('\n')
phone_numbers = phone_numbers.split('\n')

for name, address, phone in zip(names, addresses, phone_numbers):
   print('%s\n%s\n%s\n' % (name, address, phone))

Answer 2

If you use lists to store each line of the 3 strings either separately or together the you can choose which lines to print with basic list functionality.

So it would look like:

list1 = ['Joao Miesler', 'Bill Gates', 'Kevin Mitnick']
list2 = ['Street kit number 3', 'Street foo number 2', 'Street OOk number 4']
list3 = ['2415-568', '1452-856', '1234-568']

print(list1[0],\n,list2[0],\n,list3[0])

etc

Answer 3

Why have three loops when you could just have one?

for i in range(13, high_row, 1):
    nome = sheet['E%s' % i].value
    morada = sheet['F%s' % i].value
    cp = sheet['G%s' % i].value

    data = [nome, morada, cp]
    print('\n'.join(map(str,data)))

Answer 4

Assuming those are multi line strings divided by \\n and all have the same length

s1a = s1.split('\n')
s2a = s2.split('\n')
s3a = s3.split('\n')

newString = '' 
for i in range(len(s1a)):
    newString += (s1a[i]+'\n')
    newString += (s2a[i]+'\n')
    newString += (s3a[i]+'\n')
    newString += '\n'