I want to show the data output as a queue, for how many times the user wants it.
def ex1():
valo = int (input("Insira o numero"))
for t in range (1,valo+1):
print((int(valo))*1)
print (ex1())
Ex: times = 4
Saida:
4
44
444
4444
I want to show the data output as a queue, for how many times the user wants it.
def ex1():
valo = int (input("Insira o numero"))
for t in range (1,valo+1):
print((int(valo))*1)
print (ex1())
Ex: times = 4
Saida:
4
44
444
4444
In python, when a% is made with%% with_% 1 number this indicates how many times it will repeat the string
, its function might look like this:
def ex1():
valor = input("Insira o numero: ")
repeticoes = int(input("Insira quantas repeticoes deseja: "))
for item in range(repeticoes + 1):
print(valor * int(item))
Output example:
Enter the number: 4
Enter how many repeats you want: 4
4 44 444 4444
Serves for numbers, characters, and also strings:
>>> '4'*2
'44'
>>> '4'*10
'4444444444'
>>> 'a'*10
'aaaaaaaaaa'
>>> 'abc'*3
'abcabcabc'
In the case of your code, you do not need to convert it to an integer and you can use what was received by the input () function.