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## Overview
The **`char.ljust()` function** in Python is used to return an array with the length of an input array that is left-justified in a string of a given length.
## Syntax
```
char.ljust(a, width, fillchar=' ')
```
## Parameter value
The `char.ljust()` function  takes the following parameter values:
* **`a`**: This represents the input array.
* **`width`**: This represents the length of the output string.
* **`fillchar`**: This represents the character that is used for padding.
## Return value
The `char.ljust()` function returns an array of strings or Unicode. The value that is returned depends on the input type in the function.
## Code example 


import numpy as np

# ll
myarray = np.char.ljust('Theo', 10, fillchar = '*')

print(myarray)

## Code explanation 
* **Line 4**:  We create a string character called `"Theo"`. Then, we choose to return an array of string with a length of `10` and for the remaining spaces after the `"Theo"` to be filled with the character `"*"`.

What is the numpy.ljust() function from NumPy in Python?

Returns an array left-justified to a given length, padded with a specified character if needed.