Wrapping text output in Python

"How can we do this text wrapping automatically? Wrapping text to a fixed width with textwrap.wrap Python's textwrap module has a wrap function for wrapping text. If we pass our text to the wrap function, it will wrap our text to a maximum line length of 70 characters: To customize the length that we're wrapping to, we can pass the width keyword argument: Now we're wrapping to 78 characters."

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Python provides the textwrap module to enforce maximum line lengths and improve terminal readability. The wrap() function returns a list of wrapped lines and accepts a width keyword to customize the maximum line length, with a common default of 70 characters. The fill() function renders wrapped text as a single string with embedded newlines. Manually wrapping to a fixed width, such as 78 characters, makes license text and other long strings easier to read in terminals. The module simplifies programmatic control of line breaks for display and documentation.

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