basic_python

[25 marks] Write a function named print_right_aligned that takes a list of strings and prints the strings in a single column right-justified. The width of the column must be equal to the length of the longest string in the list. To help you implement this function, write a helper function named max_length that takes a list of strings and returns the length of the longest string in the list. Use max_length to implement print_right_aligned. (This is an example of how we can break down the complexity of our code by writing small functions.) For example: strings = ['abc', 'de', 'fghijklmn'] length = max_length(strings) print(length) 9 print_right_aligned(strings) abc de fghijklmn strings = ['abcdef', 'ghijk', 'lmnop'] length = max_length(strings) print(length)