"""
Iterate over the given names and countries lists, printing them 
prepending the number of the loop (starting at 1). Here is the 
output you need to deliver:

1. Julian     Australia
2. Bob        Spain
3. PyBites    Global
4. Dante      Argentina
5. Martin     USA
6. Rodolfo    Mexico

Notice that the 2nd column should have a fixed width of 11 chars, 
so between Julian and Australia there are 5 spaces, between Bob 
and Spain, there are 8. This column should also be aligned to 
the left.

Ideally you use only one for loop, but that is not a requirement.

Good luck and keep calm and code in Python!
"""

names = "<NAME> <NAME>".split()
countries = "Australia Spain Global Argentina USA Mexico".split()


def enumerate_names_countries():
    """Outputs:
       1. Julian     Australia
       2. Bob        Spain
       3. PyBites    Global
       4. Dante      Argentina
       5. Martin     USA
       6. Rodolfo    Mexico"""
    c = 1
    for i, j in zip(names, countries):
        print("{}. ".format(c) + i + " " * (11 - len(i)) + j)
        c += 1

"""
Iterate over the given names and countries lists, printing them 
prepending the number of the loop (starting at 1). Here is the 
output you need to deliver:

1. Julian     Australia
2. Bob        Spain
3. PyBites    Global
4. Dante      Argentina
5. Martin     USA
6. Rodolfo    Mexico

Notice that the 2nd column should have a fixed width of 11 chars, 
so between Julian and Australia there are 5 spaces, between Bob 
and Spain, there are 8. This column should also be aligned to 
the left.

Ideally you use only one for loop, but that is not a requirement.

Good luck and keep calm and code in Python!
"""

names = "<NAME> <NAME>".split()
countries = "Australia Spain Global Argentina USA Mexico".split()


def enumerate_names_countries():
    """Outputs:
       1. Julian     Australia
       2. Bob        Spain
       3. PyBites    Global
       4. Dante      Argentina
       5. Martin     USA
       6. Rodolfo    Mexico"""
    c = 1
    for i, j in zip(names, countries):
        print("{}. ".format(c) + i + " " * (11 - len(i)) + j)
        c += 1

Iterate over the given names and countries lists, printing them  prepending the number of the loop (starting at 1). Here is the  output you need to deliver:  1. Julian     Australia 2. Bob        Spain 3. PyBites    Global 4. Dante      Argentina 5. Martin     USA 6. Rodolfo    Mexico  Notice that the 2nd column should have a fixed width of 11 chars,  so between Julian and Australia there are 5 spaces, between Bob  and Spain, there are 8. This column should also be aligned to  the left.  Ideally you use only one for loop, but that is not a requirement.  Good luck and keep calm and code in Python! Outputs:        1. Julian     Australia        2. Bob        Spain        3. PyBites    Global        4. Dante      Argentina        5. Martin     USA        6. Rodolfo    Mexico