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Good Evening! I was amazed at your succinct and easy solution to this problem. I am currently getting my feet wet in Python and have been using Hackerrank in order to improve my familiarity with it along with its online documentation.
I main question is this: How did you know that you could use
print('#'*1)
I have scoured programiz.com and Stack Overflow for ideas on handling this problem, but this technique never came up.
Any lead on becoming a better python programmer would be greatly appreciated!
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Good Evening! I was amazed at your succinct and easy solution to this problem. I am currently getting my feet wet in Python and have been using Hackerrank in order to improve my familiarity with it along with its online documentation.
I main question is this: How did you know that you could use print('#'*1) I have scoured programiz.com and Stack Overflow for ideas on handling this problem, but this technique never came up.
Any lead on becoming a better python programmer would be greatly appreciated!