Hi, I’m have difficulty passing 2,3,4 on on here. I’m not quite sure where I’m going wrong? Thank you
Your code so far
def number_pattern(n):
if type(n) != int:
return("Argument must be an integer value.")
if n <= 0:
return("Argument must be an integer greater than 0.")
pattern = ""
for pattern in number_pattern:
pattern += range(1, n+1) + " "
x = strip.pattern()
return "x"
print(number_pattern)
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Challenge Information:
Build a Number Pattern Generator - Build a Number Pattern Generator
Your loop is attempting to iterate over the function name itself and append non-string range objects, while returning prematurely before completing the pattern. You should construct the string inside the loop using str(i), strip trailing whitespace after building the full sequence, and return the result instead of executing a print statement within the return block.
The i variable is iterating over an empty string, so the for loop does not run.
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