Feb 28

Recapping from last week, when i tried to to re-put in the program for print_multiples. I then made an error but when I enter the program I got no error message, so what I did from there was put into the python terminal was print_multiples(3). After I did this, surprisingly I didn't get a error message, I got a continuously flowing 3 table. The program again was:
 def print_multiples(n):
...     i = 1
...     while i <= 6:
...             print m * i, '\t',
...             i += 1
...     print
...
>>>

My modified program of this program was:

>>> def print_multples(n):

...     i = 1

...     while i <= 6:

...             print n * i, '\t',

...     i += 1

... 

>>> 

The error was where i += 1 was suppose to be found right under print n * i, '\t', but instead I missed typed. I tried figuring out a way to allow this program to stop generating the number 3 but so far I've been unable to find a way to get the program to stop the generation. 

def print_mult_table():

i = 1

while i <= 6:

print_multiples(i)

i += 1

The book told me to wrap this program into the program I first created. So the overall program is:

def print_mult_table():

i = 1

while i <= 6:

print_multiples(i)

i += 1

def print_multiples(n):

i = 1

while i <= 6:

print n * i, '\t', 

i += 1

i = 1

while i <= 6:

print_multiples(i)

i += 1

After I applied this program to the terminal I got:

File "print_multiples.py", line 13, in print_multiples

    print_multiples(i)

I got this error a good 50 times in the terminal. I really don't get what the results of this program means. I really don't know if this program has a error or that the program is suppose to out put File "print_multiples.py", line 13, in print_multiples

   print_multiples(i)