Return to Answer

added 85 characters in body

edited May 31, 2019 at 14:07

Python 3

s = input() # Take one line of input from stdin. x = len(s) // 2 # Get middle of string. "//" is floor division print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n") # Print "s" up to "x", then "s" past "x", joined on newlines. print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")

For example,

$ echo abcdef | python3 -c 's = input(); x = len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc def

If the string length is not an even number, the second line will be longer. E.g.

$ echo abcdefg | python3 -c 's = input(); x= len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc defg

Python 3

s = input() x = len(s) // 2 # Print "s" up to "x", then "s" past "x", joined on newlines. print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")

For example,

$ echo abcdef | python3 -c 's = input(); x = len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc def

If the string length is not an even number, the second line will be longer. E.g.

$ echo abcdefg | python3 -c 's = input(); x= len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc defg

Python 3

s = input() # Take one line of input from stdin. x = len(s) // 2 # Get middle of string. "//" is floor division print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n") # Print "s" up to "x", then "s" past "x", joined on newlines.

For example,

$ echo abcdef | python3 -c 's = input(); x = len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc def

If the string length is not an even number, the second line will be longer. E.g.

$ echo abcdefg | python3 -c 's = input(); x= len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc defg

Source Link

answered May 31, 2019 at 14:02

wjandrea

Python 3

s = input() x = len(s) // 2 # Print "s" up to "x", then "s" past "x", joined on newlines. print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")

For example,

$ echo abcdef | python3 -c 's = input(); x = len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc def

If the string length is not an even number, the second line will be longer. E.g.

$ echo abcdefg | python3 -c 's = input(); x= len(s) // 2; print(s[:x], s[x:], sep="\n")' abc defg