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For programs that are concerned with producing meaningful or clearer output. A typical example would be the transformation of a decimal into a particular currency format with the correct number of decimal places. (Note that code layout is always in scope for answers, so this tag is not used to indicate perceived issues with that).
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Best way to display big data
To format the data nicely for printing you can use the ljust method:
print "Country".ljust(15),"Population"
for country in countries:
print country["Name"].ljust(15), country["Population"]
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