The program below asks the user to enter a number of echos, and then calls an echo() function the specified number of times. The echo() function should print "ECHO " to the screen, with a space afterward, remaining on the same line.
The following examples demonstrate the expected program output.
How many echoes? 3
ECHO ECHO ECHO Thanks for shouting
How many echoes? 5
ECHO ECHO ECHO ECHO ECHO
Thanks for shouting
The main program code is done, but the echo() function has not yet been defined. Where shown by the comment, create an echo() function that displays the required "ECHO " output on the same output line.
# student function here
#main program code (no changes below this line)
iterations = int(input("How many echoes? "))
for i in range(0,iterations):
echo()
print("\nThanks for shouting")
def echo():
print("ECHO ", end='') # end='' to remain on the same line.
#main program code (no changes below this line)
iterations = int(input("How many echoes? "))
for i in range(0,iterations):
echo()
print("\nThanks for shouting")