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Two issues. You don't need to add 1 to count. And instead of printing the output, you need to return the result in a string. Here is what I came up with:
def donuts(count): s = 'Number of donuts: ' if count < 10: s = s + str(count) else:
s = s + 'many' return s
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Lol^
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more like if C++ raped Java
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sry my reply was rather rash
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Using .Net Framework is a mistake.
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I don't know if you have kids, or even know any children... but they definitely don't always get the best from both parents.
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you wish. baby = pros from both sides, too bad c# doesn´t have the pros of c++ and java.
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no, you can use any plain text editor (emacs, gedit, notepad, etc)
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You can use any text editor you like.
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is emacs necessary for editing?
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lol is it weird that I'm a programmer but I'm NOT Russian? XD
YaronSubs 2 months ago 15
I came from C# which is essentially if C++ and Java had a baby
Newlon90 4 weeks ago 13