forecast$\_$string$\_$list PYTHON

$"""$Given a forecast list for several days, create a forecast string list,

You can use print$\_$string$\_$list in main to then print the forecast string list. parameters: forecast$\_$list

$["$sun$","80"]]$ example $[["$sun$","75"],["$sun$","70"],["$partly$\_$cloudy","$68"],["$sun$","79"],$ the example forecast list has data for $5$ days

Blank line, weather symbols for all days, blank line, temps for all days, blank line

Each string of a symbol or temperature should be padded on either side with a space Each day of the forecast has a weather symbol on top and a temperature below.

Each day of the forecast is fourteen characters wide, note twelve!

There is a space to the left and right of each weather$/$temperature string

The forecast is for several days, maybe $\backslash (2,3,4,5\backslash ),$ or $6$

Each day of the forecast if thirteen rows or lines high.

Thus the forecast line string is also thirteen rows high

All $13$ rows are $14*$ number$\_$of$\_$days characters wide

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weather

weather

weather

weather

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row $1$

row $2$

row $3$

weather row $3$

weather row $4$

weather $5$

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temp row

temp row

temp row

temp row

Here is one possible algorithm for this function.

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WEATHER

create an empty weather list of string lists $($WLsl$)$

each day

create a weather string list for that day $($day$\_$wsl$)$

WLsl is $[[$ day $0$ weather strings $],[$ day $1$ weather strings $],[$ day $2$ weather strings $],...$

TEMPERATURE

create an empty temperature list of string lists $($TLSI$)$

for each day

append the day's temperature string list $($day$\_$tsl$)$ to the temperature list of string lists

TLS$1$ is $[[$ day $0$ temp strings $],[$ day $1$ temp strings $],[$ day $2$ temp strings $],$

FORECAST

create an empty forecast string list $($forecast$)$

append a blank row to the forecast string list $($forecast$)$

append a blank row to the forecast string list $($forecast$)$

for each i'th row of $5$ temperature rows

concatenate to end of line: one space, that day's

row i$),$ one space

append the line to the forecast string list $($forecast$)$

forecast is $[$ row$\_0\_$string, row$\_1\_$string, row$\_2\_$string, $...,$ row$\_12\_$string $]$

REturn The forecast

don't forget to return the forecast string list $($forecast$)$