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Alexandra Ciorra
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 796 PointsCan't find correct answer!!!!
I have typed over and over. I have read the teacher notes. Looked up questions. Watched the video over and over again. Why can't I get the right answer. Can someone please explain the correct answer. When I put in in python it works but i can't get passed this question!
del printer(count):
print("Hi" * 10)
Alexandra Ciorra
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 796 PointsThanks everyone for your answers I really appreciate the help but I'm still getting it wrong with del printer(count): print("Hi " * count)
2 Answers
furkan
11,733 Pointsyou need to do the following:
def printer(count):
a_string = ("Hi" * count)
return a_string
printer(3)
You define function with use of the keyword def.
furkan
11,733 PointsIf it asks you to avoid calling the function then just remove the printer(3) at the end
Andrea Bell
5,293 PointsIt is def not del.
Andrea Bell
5,293 PointsAndrea Bell
5,293 Pointsdef printer(count): print("Hi" * count)
You put del and it is def. count is a variable = to any number you pass into the function.