Instruction
Perfect! When we use <, ^, or >, we can also specify an optional character that will be used for padding instead of white spaces:
user_name = 'Kate'
greeting = 'Hello {:_^10s}!'.format(user_name)
print(greeting)
Result:
Hello ___Kate___!
The optional character is placed before the <, ^, or > sign.
Exercise
Modify the menu from the previous exercise so that it looks as follows:
_____________MENU_____________ Each starter.............25.00 Each main course.........60.00 Each dessert.............35.00 Soft drink:..............15.00
Stuck? Here's a hint!
Use underscores (_) and dots (.) to change the appearance of the menu.



