In this program, we have declared a function called drawFish(). The main program logic asks the user how many fish should be drawn, storing the number in numFish. Complete the main program logic so drawFish() is called the specified number of times.
The following examples demonstrate the expected program output.
How many fish? 1
|\
| \
|\ / *\
| | D
|/ \ /
| /
|/
How many fish? 2
|\
| \
|\ / *\
| | D
|/ \ /
| /
|/
|\
| \
|\ / *\
| | D
|/ \ /
| /
|/
Hint: Use a for() loop with a range to iterate numFish times, calling drawFish() inside the loop body.
# student function here
def drawFish():
print(" |\ ")
print(" | \ ")
print("|\ / *\ ")
print("| | D")
print("|/ \ / ")
print(" | / ")
print(" |/ ")
return
#main program code
numFish = int(input("How many fish? "))
for i in range(numFish):
drawFish()