Question

"center" function
Write a function named "center" that receives 2 parameters - "text" (a string) and "width" (an int), and returns a string containing "text" centered in a string of "width" length.
e.g. If you give the function text of "hello" and a width of 11, it should return a string of " hello " (i.e. the text with 3 spaces before and 3 spaces after - a total of 11 characters).
This function replicates Python's built in str.center() method - see the documentation for further information and examples of how it handles things, and don't use this function in your solution...

Answer 1

If you have any doubts, please give me comment...

def center(text, width):

    mid = width//2

    mid_text = len(text)//2

    l_padding = mid-mid_text

    r_padding = l_padding

    if(len(text)%2!=0):

        l_padding-=1

    if(width%2!=0):

        l_padding += 1

    return ' '*l_padding + text + ' '*r_padding

result = center('hello', 12)

print(result)