Day 063 - Project 63 : All your best functions library

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Oh gosh. For some reason I thought the program should actually be counting down in the Day 63 challenge.

I see now, all examples counted up.

Anyway, here’s the code to “Count Down” that I scratched my head for many minutes to get… before checking the previous examples to see they… all count up. :sunglasses:

bows triumphantly before his audience of 2

torn, beaten, dusty red theatre curtain parts dramatically

#test.py file

import random

num = random.randint(10,100)

def countdown():
  for i in range(num, 0, -1):
    print(i)

edit: and by “challenge” I just mean the “fix my mistakes”… which was very challenging. For me.

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Hello. I tried this 63 project with the def pretty_print. The problem I don’t know to resolve is at the list.
The pretty_print looks like this:

 def pretty_print():
     for row in myevents:
         print(f"{row[0]} : {row[1]}")
     print()

The problem is that myevents is a list, and it’s not defined. If I put myevents=[ ], the main program doesn’t print anything, probably because in the secondary program the list is empty. How can I apply this pretty_print function and recall it in the main program? Thank you.

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I think what you want is this:

def pretty_print(my_events):
    for row in my_events:
        print(f"{row[0]}: {row[1]}")
    print()
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Thank you, it was exactly what I wanted. It worked perfectly.

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