Split Characters As Lines in File

[quest_]

Hello,
I have this txt file. (The length is 15000)
1010100101010110000000000001111111111
And according to input, I want to separate my numbers as different lines and each line will have equal size
For instance, suppose that i is the input and i =10
then my text file will become like that:
1010100101
0101011000
0000000000...

The code should be something like that

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with open("names.txt","r") as f:     input_list = f.read()      def write_len(input_list):     final_str = "\n".join([str(len(item)) for item in input_list])       with open("name_length.txt","w") as w:         w.write(final_str)       return 1

But I couldn't complete it
Can you please help me?
Best

[bowlofred]

You could loop over every character in the string, assembling them into strings of the proper length.

Or you could slice it into sections of the proper length.

1 2	k = 10 sections = [input_list[i:i+k] for i in range(0, len(input_list), k)]

Then you can join() the sections or print them or whatever you want with them.

[perfringo]

There is built-in module textwrap:

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>>> import textwrap >>> s = '1010100101010110000000000001111111111' >>> print('\n'.join(textwrap.wrap(s, width=10))) 1010100101 0101100000 0000000111 1111111

[quest_]

There is built-in module textwrap:

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>>> import textwrap >>> s = '1010100101010110000000000001111111111' >>> print('\n'.join(textwrap.wrap(s, width=10))) 1010100101 0101100000 0000000111 1111111

Many thank to both of you
here is my final code

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import itertools import random from collections import defaultdict import pprint import fileinput import textwrap   with open("line500_.txt","r") as f:     input_list = f.read()       k = 10 #sections = [input_list[i:i+k] for i in range(0, len(input_list), k)] #final_str = "\n".join([str(len(item)) for item in input_list]) #final = "\n".join(str(sections))    twrap =  '\n'.join(textwrap.wrap(input_list, width=10)) print(twrap)     myfile =  open("name_length.txt","w") with open("name_length.txt","w") as w:     w.write(str(twrap))