Print Sentences as Table
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Complete the function below. The function receives the full standard input as a single string and must return the exact standard output lines for the described problem.
You are given n sentences and a fixed table content width width. Print each sentence as one row in a bordered table.
Input
The first line contains two integers n and width. The next n lines each contain one sentence. Sentences may contain spaces, and each sentence length is guaranteed to be at most width.
Output
For each of the n sentences, output rows in the following pattern: before each sentence row output a border line, and after the last sentence row output one final border line, for a total of n+1 border lines interleaved with n sentence rows (if n > 0).
- A border line is
+, followed by exactlywidth + 2dash (-) characters, followed by+. - A sentence row is
|, followed by one space, followed by the sentence, followed by enough trailing spaces so that the sentence plus all trailing spaces together equal exactlywidthcharacters, followed by one space, followed by|. The total number of characters between the two|characters is thuswidth + 2.
If n = 0, return no output lines.
Function
solvePrintSentencesAsTable(input: String) → String[] Complete solvePrintSentencesAsTable. It has one parameter, String input, containing the full stdin payload. Return the stdout payload as an array of lines, without trailing newline characters.
Examples
Example 1
input = "3 55\nHello world\nHow are you today\nBye"return = ["+---------------------------------------------------------+", "| Hello world |", "+---------------------------------------------------------+", "| How are you today |", "+---------------------------------------------------------+", "| Bye |", "+---------------------------------------------------------+"]The border line uses width+2=57 dashes. Each sentence row is '|' + ' ' + sentence + trailing_spaces + ' ' + '|', where (sentence length) + (trailing spaces count) = width = 55, and the one leading space and one trailing space account for the remaining 2 characters, giving width+2=57 characters between the pipes. For example, 'Hello world' has length 11, so it is followed by 44 trailing spaces, then a space, for a total of 55+2=57 characters between the pipes.
Constraints
0 <= n <= 10^51 <= width <= 10^4- Each sentence contains printable ASCII characters and spaces.
- Each sentence length is at most
width.