On 14/11/2015 17:34, Cai Gengyang wrote:
I want to write a program in Python that does this ----
"Write a program that prints the numbers from 1 to 100. But for multiples of three print "Fizz" instead
of the number and for the multiples of five print "Buzz". For numbers which are multiples of both three and
five print "FizzBuzz"."
How do I go about doing it ?
Here's one way, although you're probably expected to use a loop:
print (1)
print (2)
print ("Fizz")
print (4)
print ("Buzz")
print ("Fizz")
print (7)
print (8)
print ("Fizz")
print ("Buzz")
print (11)
print ("Fizz")
print (13)
print (14)
print ("FizzBuzz")
print (16)
print (17)
print ("Fizz")
print (19)
print ("Buzz")
print ("Fizz")
print (22)
print (23)
print ("Fizz")
print ("Buzz")
print (26)
print ("Fizz")
print (28)
print (29)
print ("FizzBuzz")
print (31)
print (32)
print ("Fizz")
print (34)
print ("Buzz")
print ("Fizz")
print (37)
print (38)
print ("Fizz")
print ("Buzz")
print (41)
print ("Fizz")
print (43)
print (44)
print ("FizzBuzz")
print (46)
print (47)
print ("Fizz")
print (49)
print ("Buzz")
print ("Fizz")
print (52)
print (53)
print ("Fizz")
print ("Buzz")
print (56)
print ("Fizz")
print (58)
print (59)
print ("FizzBuzz")
print (61)
print (62)
print ("Fizz")
print (64)
print ("Buzz")
print ("Fizz")
print (67)
print (68)
print ("Fizz")
print ("Buzz")
print (71)
print ("Fizz")
print (73)
print (74)
print ("FizzBuzz")
print (76)
print (77)
print ("Fizz")
print (79)
print ("Buzz")
print ("Fizz")
print (82)
print (83)
print ("Fizz")
print ("Buzz")
print (86)
print ("Fizz")
print (88)
print (89)
print ("FizzBuzz")
print (91)
print (92)
print ("Fizz")
print (94)
print ("Buzz")
print ("Fizz")
print (97)
print (98)
print ("Fizz")
print ("Buzz")
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Bartc
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