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I am new at programming and was working on this project where I had written a code that reads an integer and displays, using asterisks, a filled and hollow square, placed next to each other but I am facing a but of an issue.
These are my codes and I know they are separate but I want to merge them to print the patterns side by side.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
for i in range(integer):
for j in range(integer+integer):
print("*",end="")
print()
print("*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"+" "*(integer-2)+"*")
print("*"*integer)
expected output:
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Actual output:
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
* *
* *
* *
*****
python python-3.x
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
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I am new at programming and was working on this project where I had written a code that reads an integer and displays, using asterisks, a filled and hollow square, placed next to each other but I am facing a but of an issue.
These are my codes and I know they are separate but I want to merge them to print the patterns side by side.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
for i in range(integer):
for j in range(integer+integer):
print("*",end="")
print()
print("*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"+" "*(integer-2)+"*")
print("*"*integer)
expected output:
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Actual output:
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
* *
* *
* *
*****
python python-3.x
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
Instead of usingprint, save the strings in a list, combine, and only thenprintthem out. Think of aprintstatement as the final output on screen, and once you print something, it should already be in the form you need it to be.
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 24 at 16:19
add a comment |
I am new at programming and was working on this project where I had written a code that reads an integer and displays, using asterisks, a filled and hollow square, placed next to each other but I am facing a but of an issue.
These are my codes and I know they are separate but I want to merge them to print the patterns side by side.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
for i in range(integer):
for j in range(integer+integer):
print("*",end="")
print()
print("*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"+" "*(integer-2)+"*")
print("*"*integer)
expected output:
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Actual output:
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
* *
* *
* *
*****
python python-3.x
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
I am new at programming and was working on this project where I had written a code that reads an integer and displays, using asterisks, a filled and hollow square, placed next to each other but I am facing a but of an issue.
These are my codes and I know they are separate but I want to merge them to print the patterns side by side.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
for i in range(integer):
for j in range(integer+integer):
print("*",end="")
print()
print("*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"+" "*(integer-2)+"*")
print("*"*integer)
expected output:
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Actual output:
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
* *
* *
* *
*****
python python-3.x
python python-3.x
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
asked Mar 24 at 16:15
Abdul MoizAbdul Moiz
31
31
Instead of usingprint, save the strings in a list, combine, and only thenprintthem out. Think of aprintstatement as the final output on screen, and once you print something, it should already be in the form you need it to be.
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 24 at 16:19
add a comment |
Instead of usingprint, save the strings in a list, combine, and only thenprintthem out. Think of aprintstatement as the final output on screen, and once you print something, it should already be in the form you need it to be.
– Paritosh Singh
Mar 24 at 16:19
Instead of using
print, save the strings in a list, combine, and only then print them out. Think of a print statement as the final output on screen, and once you print something, it should already be in the form you need it to be.– Paritosh Singh
Mar 24 at 16:19
Instead of using
print, save the strings in a list, combine, and only then print them out. Think of a print statement as the final output on screen, and once you print something, it should already be in the form you need it to be.– Paritosh Singh
Mar 24 at 16:19
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Here you go.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
Output:
Enter an integer: 5
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Alternatively, here is one much easier to understand:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
full = "*"*integer
cap = full + " " + full
hollow = "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*"
print(cap)
for i in range(integer-2):
print(full + " " + hollow)
print(cap)
Produces identical output
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
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This code works by separating the two unique lines:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
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Here you go.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
Output:
Enter an integer: 5
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Alternatively, here is one much easier to understand:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
full = "*"*integer
cap = full + " " + full
hollow = "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*"
print(cap)
for i in range(integer-2):
print(full + " " + hollow)
print(cap)
Produces identical output
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
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Here you go.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
Output:
Enter an integer: 5
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Alternatively, here is one much easier to understand:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
full = "*"*integer
cap = full + " " + full
hollow = "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*"
print(cap)
for i in range(integer-2):
print(full + " " + hollow)
print(cap)
Produces identical output
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
add a comment |
Here you go.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
Output:
Enter an integer: 5
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Alternatively, here is one much easier to understand:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
full = "*"*integer
cap = full + " " + full
hollow = "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*"
print(cap)
for i in range(integer-2):
print(full + " " + hollow)
print(cap)
Produces identical output
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
Here you go.
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
Output:
Enter an integer: 5
***** *****
***** * *
***** * *
***** * *
***** *****
Alternatively, here is one much easier to understand:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
full = "*"*integer
cap = full + " " + full
hollow = "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*"
print(cap)
for i in range(integer-2):
print(full + " " + hollow)
print(cap)
Produces identical output
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
edited Mar 24 at 16:35
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
PrinceOfCreationPrinceOfCreation
19611
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This code works by separating the two unique lines:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
add a comment |
This code works by separating the two unique lines:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
add a comment |
This code works by separating the two unique lines:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
This code works by separating the two unique lines:
integer=int(input("Enter an integer:"))
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
for i in range(integer-2):
print("*"*integer + " " + "*" + " "*(integer-2) + "*")
print("*"*integer + " " + "*"*integer)
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
answered Mar 24 at 16:21
Alec AlameddineAlec Alameddine
1
1
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Instead of using
print, save the strings in a list, combine, and only thenprintthem out. Think of aprintstatement as the final output on screen, and once you print something, it should already be in the form you need it to be.– Paritosh Singh
Mar 24 at 16:19