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Printing Name Using Symbols

 This is simple program of printing name using symbols. It just look cool to see.

In this program we have simply written print function for different letters. Depending on our input it will take one by one letter and print that letter in the form of symbols.

This is just for fun.

   

#Author : SPPU CSE GURU  
   
name = input("Enter your name: ")  
print("\n")  
print("<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>\n")  
   
for letter in name:  
   
   letter = letter.upper()  
   if (letter == "A"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "B"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@...\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "C"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@.......\n..@.......\n..@.......\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "D"):  
     print("..@@@@@...\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@...\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "E"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@.......\n..@@@@@...\n..@.......\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "F"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@.......\n..@@@@@...\n..@.......\n..@.......\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "G"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@.......\n..@@@@@...\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@...\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "H"):  
     print("..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "I"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n....@@....\n....@@....\n....@@....\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "J"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n....@@....\n....@@....\n..@.@@....\n..@@@@....\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "K"):  
     print("..@...@...\n..@..@....\n..@@......\n..@..@....\n..@...@...\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "L"):  
     print("..@.......\n..@.......\n..@.......\n..@.......\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "M"):  
     print("..@....@..\n..@@..@@..\n..@.@@.@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "N"):  
     print("..@....@..\n..@@...@..\n..@.@..@..\n..@..@.@..\n..@...@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "O"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "P"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@@..\n..@.......\n..@.......\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "Q"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@.@..@..\n..@..@.@..\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "R"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@....@..\n..@.@@...\n..@...@...\n..@....@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "S"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n..@.......\n..@@@@@@..\n.......@..\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "T"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n....@@....\n....@@....\n....@@....\n....@@....\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "U"):  
     print("..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "V"):  
     print("..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@....@..\n...@..@...\n....@@....\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "W"):  
     print("..@....@..\n..@....@..\n..@.@@.@..\n..@@..@@..\n..@....@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "X"):  
     print("..@....@..\n...@..@...\n....@@....\n...@..@...\n..@....@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "Y"):  
     print("..@....@..\n...@..@...\n....@@....\n....@@....\n....@@....\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "Z"):  
     print("..@@@@@@..\n......@...\n.....@....\n....@.....\n..@@@@@@..\n\n")  
   elif (letter == " "):  
     print("..........\n..........\n..........\n..........\n\n")  
   elif (letter == "."):  
     print("..........\n..........\n....@@....\n....@@....\n..........\n..........\n")  
   
print("<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>")

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