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Python What is the Python Implementation for This?

I have a Windows text file with the following info inside it:

25 05 38 26 53 04
07 45 50 33 19 34
55 25 21 30 09 39
26 11 30 12 13 41
32 23 44 11 50 39
45 30 07 44 55 54
21 10 35 46 48 27
52 41 05 53 11 50
40 38 17 43 10 54
45 27 29 12 39 31
24 42 38 02 18 09
13 43 28 06 53 30
45 47 29 30 53 13
38 45 28 48 47 36
25 34 18 06 07 55

How can I code them to break that info apart into six columns and put each column into their own array? (Like in the image below...) Kindly include pseudo-code please - so as to guide me at least...
 

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I believe this is what you are looking for:

import numpy as np
print("\nOriginal arrays:")
x = np.array((1,2,3))
y = np.array((1,2,3))
z = np.array((1,2,3))
print("Array-1")
print(x)
new_array = np.array([x,y,z]).T
print("\nStack 1-D arrays as columns wise:")
print(new_array)

here is the output of that code:
1612846887545.png

As far as your situation is concerned, you would need:
1) create a list of lists (for argument sake, we will call this "lists")
2) open file and read each line one by one
a) convert each line into a list, using the space as a delimiter
b) add list into temp
3) iterate through each list in lists
a) call this print(np.array(list))

here is the result of ^ and of previous code
1612847561749.png
 
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