Exercise: Stocks

Given a dictionary of stock data, print the data in this format:

  Stock   |   High   |   Low    |  Volume  
 -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- 
 AMD      |     6.58 |     6.29 | 29094312
 FB       |   127.43 |   129.01 | 14900141
 GE       |    29.47 |    29.97 | 24396348
 GOOG     |   774.31 |   785.99 |  1022148
 INTC     |    36.63 |    37.98 | 17457582
 TSLS     |   204.61 |   209.98 |  3046909

- Headers are centered
- Each column is 10 characters wide, but the two outside characters must be spaces
- Tickers are in all caps and left-justified
- Numbers are right-justified

Replace the comments that are in all caps with your code to make the program work.

Bonus:

Display volume rounded to the nearest thousand and include thousands separator

  Stock   |   High   |   Low    |  Volume  
 -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- 
 AMD      |     6.58 |     6.29 |  29,094k
 FB       |   127.43 |   129.01 |  14,900k
 GE       |    29.47 |    29.97 |  24,396k
 GOOG     |   774.31 |   785.99 |   1,022k
 INTC     |    36.63 |    37.98 |  17,458k
 TSLS     |   204.61 |   209.98 |   3,047k


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#!/usr/bin/env python

from __future__ import print_function

# Stock data for September 27, 2016
headers = ('Stock', 'High', 'Low', 'Volume')
stocks = {'amd' : (6.58, 6.29, 29094312),
          'goog' : (774.31, 785.99, 1022148),
          'intc' : (36.63, 37.98, 17457582),
          'tsls' : (204.61, 209.98, 3046909),
          'fb' : (127.43, 129.01, 14900141),
          'ge' : (29.47, 29.97, 24396348)}

# PRINT HEADERS HERE

for ticker in sorted(stocks):

    # PRINT STOCK INFO HERE