The most common answer is:
def printmultiple(string, number):
or i in range(number):
print(string)
printmultiple(“ahhhh”, 3)This code snippet aims to print a given string a specified number of times, but there seems to be a small typo in the loop declaration. Here’s the corrected version:
def printmultiple(string, number):
for i in range(number):
print(string)
printmultiple("ahhhh", 3)
This corrected code defines a function printmultiple that takes two parameters: string (the text to be printed) and number (how many times to print the string). It then uses a for loop to print the string the specified number of times. In the example call printmultiple("ahhhh", 3), the string "ahhhh" will be printed 3 times.
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