My solution for python:
def fizzbuzz(n):
multipleOf3 = n % 3
multipleOf5 = n % 5
if (multipleOf3 == 0 and multipleOf5 == 0):
return "FizzBuzz"
elif (multipleOf3 == 0):
return "Fizz"
elif (multipleOf5 == 0):
return "Buzz"
else:
return n
for n in range(101):
print(fizzbuzz(n))
One suggestion I would have is keep the return type of fizzbuzz consistent. So I would probably do a
return str(n)to ensure it is always a string. And in python I would follow snake_case with my variables somultiple_of_3would be the preferred format.Your solution looks good and I think it it correct, well done :)
lol, snake case for python. I get it! =D
I kinda wonder about these traditions of code styles and methods. It would be cool to tell a story about the history of traditions like "hello world" and such.
Thank you for the feedback. I'm come from Java. Automatically coded in it's coding style. lols