Seven Segment Display - QUERY on Multi-line side-by-side printing output

[ajayachander]

Task - a program which is able to simulate the work of a seven-display device

Sample input:

123

Sample output:

Output:
  # ### ### 
  #   #   # 
  # ### ### 
  # #     # 
  # ### ### 

So far....

printE = (" \n \n \n \n \n")
print0 = ("###\n# #\n# #\n# #\n###\n")
print1 = ("  #\n"*5)
print2 = ("###\n  #\n###\n#  \n###\n")
print3 = ("###\n  #\n###\n  #\n###\n")
print4 = ("# #\n# #\n###\n  #\n  #\n")
print5 = ("###\n#  \n###\n  #\n###\n")
print6 = ("###\n#  \n###\n# #\n###\n")
print7 = ("###\n  #\n  #\n  #\n  #\n")
print8 = ("###\n# #\n###\n# #\n###\n")
print9 = ("###\n# #\n# #\n  #\n###\n")

printList = [print0,print1,print2,print3,print4,print5,print6,print7,print8,print9]

inputVal = int(input("Enter an integer :"))
inputStr = str(inputVal)
inputDigits = [int(x) for x in inputStr]

# print (len(inputStr))
# print(inputDigits)
result = ""

for i in inputDigits:
    result += printList[i]
print (result)

This outputs

Output:
  
  #
  #
  #
  #
  #
###
  #
###
#  
###
###
  #
###
  #
###

Is there an easy way to achieve this output printed side-by-side.
(I did read some information on using zip but I suppose there should/could be an easier way to print the lines.)

Any help is appreciated.

[Larz60+]

This looks like a very promising write-up: http://www.python-exemplary.com/index_en...ys.inc.php

[perfringo]

You can set separator for print:

>>> print('ab', 'cd', sep=' ')                                                     
ab cd

One way is to construct number representations and then print them row by row. As this is homework I would give just an idea:

>>> first = ['###', '  #']
>>> second = ['#', '#']
>>> print(*first, sep='\n')                                                         
###
  #
>>> print(*second, sep='\n')
#
#
>>> for i in range(2):        # height of 'symbols', in this case 2 items/rows
...     print(first[i], second[i], sep=' ')
...
### #
  # #

[ajayachander]

This looks like a very promising write-up: http://www.python-exemplary.com/index_en...ys.inc.php

Thanks, Larz but at this moment, I am not yet into doing this through a PI.(I did go through it however)
This was just a basic coding exercise to display the enetered numeric value as a 'seven segment display'

---

You can set separator for print:

>>> print('ab', 'cd', sep=' ')                                                     
ab cd

One way is to construct number representations and then print them row by row. As this is homework I would give just an idea:

>>> first = ['###', '  #']
>>> second = ['#', '#']
>>> print(*first, sep='\n')                                                         
###
  #
>>> print(*second, sep='\n')
#
#
>>> for i in range(2):        # height of 'symbols', in this case 2 items/rows
...     print(first[i], second[i], sep=' ')
...
### #
  # #

Thank you perfringo
Set it as a line-by-line print for each digit and used a double array nad it worked perfect.

print0 = ("###","# #","# #","# #","###")
print1 = ("  #","  #","  #","  #","  #")
print2 = ("###","  #","###","#  ","###")
print3 = ("###","  #","###","  #","###")
print4 = ("# #","# #","###","  #","  #")
print5 = ("###","#  ","###","  #","###")
print6 = ("###","#  ","###","# #","###")
print7 = ("###","  #","  #","  #","  #")
print8 = ("###","# #","###","# #","###")
print9 = ("###","# #","###","  #","###")

printList = [print0,print1,print2,print3,print4,print5,print6,print7,print8,print9]

inputVal = int(input("Enter an integer :"))
inputStr = str(inputVal)
inputDigits = [int(x) for x in inputStr]



for j in range(5):
    result =""
    for i in inputDigits:
        result += printList[i][j]+" "
    print (result, sep="\n")

Output:
Enter an integer :50674
### ### ### ### # # 
#   # # #     # # # 
### # # ###   # ### 
  # # # # #   #   # 
### ### ###   #   # 
>>>