To begin with, I am working to a get a desired output like this: ********************************************************************* hello ********************************************************************* To achieve this I have assigned the desired output to a variable with multiline string and printing the same with format. $ cat varibale.py decorator = """ ********************************************************************** {} ********************************************************************** """ print(decorator.format("hello")) Output: ********************************************************************** hello ********************************************************************** The issue with above approach is the extra spaces in the third line of output which is looking odd. I am able to achieve this in the following way: $ cat varibale.py decorator = """ ********************************************************************** {} ********************************************************************* """ print(decorator.format("hello")) Output: ********************************************************************** hello ********************************************************************* But this way my code doesn't look good, as it is not following the indentation. Please suggest the right way to achieve the desired output. Continue reading...