Relative Widths of Non-Fixed-Width Font Example from Stack Overflow

char_ratios.py

{'a': 60,
 'b': 60,
 'c': 52,
 'd': 60,
 'e': 60,
 'f': 30,
 'g': 60,
 'h': 60,
 'i': 25,
 'j': 25,
 'k': 52,
 'l': 25,
 'm': 87,
 'n': 60,
 'o': 60,
 'p': 60,
 'q': 60,
 'r': 35,
 's': 52,
 't': 30,
 'u': 60,
 'v': 52,
 'w': 77,
 'x': 52,
 'y': 52,
 'z': 52,
 'A': 70,
 'B': 70,
 'C': 77,
 'D': 77,
 'E': 70,
 'F': 65,
 'G': 82,
 'H': 77,
 'I': 30,
 'J': 55,
 'K': 70,
 'L': 60,
 'M': 87,
 'N': 77,
 'O': 82,
 'P': 70,
 'Q': 82,
 'R': 77,
 'S': 70,
 'T': 65,
 'U': 77,
 'V': 70,
 'W': 100,
 'X': 70,
 'Y': 70,
 'Z': 65}

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