beautiful_prints.py
def beautifulPrint(nestedData: any, maxItemsPerLine: int = 5, indent: int = 4):
    """
    Outputs your passed [nestedData] in a beautiful way.

        The Concept ist that if an item of the nested data is a nested data type or the length of the nested data is
        bigger than the maximum items per line [maxItemsPerLine], it will be put in the next line.

        The information that an item of the nested data is a nested data type, is more important than the maximum items
        per line [maxItemsPerLine]. Therefore [maxItemsPerLine] does not specify the minimum of items per line.

    Currently supported nested data types:
        tuple,
        dict,
        list,
        set,
        frozenset

    No error will be raised if your nested data is not contained in the currently supported data types.


    Args:
        nestedData (any): The nested data you want to print out in a beautiful way.
        maxItemsPerLine (int, optional): Maximum items allowed per line (default = 5).
        indent (int): Indentation with which the data should be formatted.
    """
    from sys import stdout

    stdout.write(_generateBeautifulString(nestedData, indent, maxItemsPerLine))

    Outputs your passed [nestedData] in a beautiful way.

        The Concept ist that if an item of the nested data is a nested data type or the length of the nested data is
        bigger than the maximum items per line [maxItemsPerLine], it will be put in the next line.

        The information that an item of the nested data is a nested data type, is more important than the maximum items
        per line [maxItemsPerLine]. Therefore [maxItemsPerLine] does not specify the minimum of items per line.

    Currently supported nested data types:
        tuple,
        dict,
        list,
        set,
        frozenset

    No error will be raised if your nested data is not contained in the currently supported data types.


    Args:
        nestedData (any): The nested data you want to print out in a beautiful way.
        maxItemsPerLine (int, optional): Maximum items allowed per line (default = 5).
        indent (int): Indentation with which the data should be formatted.
    
Outputs your passed [nestedData] in a beautiful way.
The Concept ist that if an item of the nested data is a nested data type or the length of the nested data is
bigger than the maximum items per line [maxItemsPerLine], it will be put in the next line.

The information that an item of the nested data is a nested data type, is more important than the maximum items
per line [maxItemsPerLine]. Therefore [maxItemsPerLine] does not specify the minimum of items per line.

Currently supported nested data types:
tuple,
dict,
list,
set,
frozenset

No error will be raised if your nested data is not contained in the currently supported data types.
Outputs your passed [ nestedData ] in a beautiful way . The Concept ist that if an item of the nested data is a nested data type or the length of the nested data is bigger than the maximum items per line [ maxItemsPerLine ] it will be put in the next line . The information that an item of the nested data is a nested data type is more important than the maximum items per line [ maxItemsPerLine ] . Therefore [ maxItemsPerLine ] does not specify the minimum of items per line . Currently supported nested data types : tuple dict list set frozenset No error will be raised if your nested data is not contained in the currently supported data types .
def beautifulPrint(nestedData: any, maxItemsPerLine: int = 5, indent: int = 4):
    from sys import stdout
    stdout.write(_generateBeautifulString(nestedData, indent, maxItemsPerLine))
def beautifulPrint ( nestedData : any , maxItemsPerLine : int = 5 , indent : int = 4 ) : from sys import stdout stdout . write ( _generateBeautifulString ( nestedData , indent , maxItemsPerLine ) )
Outputs your passed [nestedData] in a beautiful way.
Outputs your passed [ nestedData ] in a beautiful way .
"""
    Outputs your passed [nestedData] in a beautiful way.

        The Concept ist that if an item of the nested data is a nested data type or the length of the nested data is
        bigger than the maximum items per line [maxItemsPerLine], it will be put in the next line.

        The information that an item of the nested data is a nested data type, is more important than the maximum items
        per line [maxItemsPerLine]. Therefore [maxItemsPerLine] does not specify the minimum of items per line.

    Currently supported nested data types:
        tuple,
        dict,
        list,
        set,
        frozenset

    No error will be raised if your nested data is not contained in the currently supported data types.


    Args:
        nestedData (any): The nested data you want to print out in a beautiful way.
        maxItemsPerLine (int, optional): Maximum items allowed per line (default = 5).
        indent (int): Indentation with which the data should be formatted.
    """
nestedData
any
The nested data you want to print out in a beautiful way.
The nested data you want to print out in a beautiful way .
maxItemsPerLine
int
Maximum items allowed per line (default = 5).
Maximum items allowed per line ( default = 5 ) .
indent
int
Indentation with which the data should be formatted.
Indentation with which the data should be formatted .