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Danny Foulkes
1,789 PointsI've followed the video and written down the code
I have literally no idea what i'm supposed to write for this can anyone help please.
def printer(count):
print("Hi ")
printer(count)
2 Answers
Christian Mangeng
15,970 PointsHi Danny,
the challenge asks you to multiply "Hi " by count, so now you need to add the "count" variable to the body of the function. For the multiplication the usual * operator will do.
Good luck
Danny Foulkes
1,789 PointsThanks for your help, however i can see myself getting stuck on this for a very long time. I just don't know what i'm required to write.
I don't know how to take the words you've sent and put it into practice
Christian Mangeng
15,970 PointsOk, it's quite simple. Here we go:
def printer(count):
print("Hi " * count)
Sometimes one does think too complicated ;)
Danny Foulkes
1,789 PointsThanks dude, you're right! Sometimes one 'does' think its too complicated :)
Danny Foulkes
1,789 PointsDanny Foulkes
1,789 PointsWrite a function named printer. The function should take a single argument, count, and should print "Hi " as many times as the count argument. Remember, you can multiply a string by an integer.
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