AWK - print file and length in two lines in END

Question

I have to do script in AWK, which will choose the longer field in the line and after that in the end show in two line filed and under(in second line) length.

I made this:

NF>0 || $0=="^[[:space:]]{1,}$"{
        tab[FNR]=$1
        len[FNR]=length($1)
        i=2
        while (i<=NF)
        {
                len2=length($i)
                if(len2>len[FNR])
                {
                        tab[FNR]=$i
                        len[FNR]=len2
                }
                i=i+1
        }
        print tab[FNR]

}
END{
        for(x in tab)
        {
                printf("%s ",tab[x])
        }
        for (y in len)
        {
                printf("%d ", len[y])
        }
}

But results: (..) Non-ASCII

Informative Meta-Syntax Transport Fields", Structured Identification 2919, Showalter, Language", "Internationalized Applications August Bernstein, <http://cr.yp.to/proto/verp.txt>. Addresses Levine Taughannock Box Trumansburg, US Phone: [e-mail] http://jl.ly Randall Incorporated Morehouse Diego, US [e-mail] Informational 
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It just printed as I wrote - first all words and after it length, but I don't know how make it right. Could you tell me how can I print words and directly under their length?

Answer 1

If I understand your question correctly, you need to use something like:

    for (y in len)
    {
            printf("%" len[y] "d ", len[y])
    }