Description FizzBuzz This is a variation of an infamous tech interview question. Write a function called solution() which takes an integer argument. If that integer is evenly divisible by 3, return the string "Fizz". If that integer is evenly divisible by 5, return the string "Buzz". And if the integer is evenly divisible by both 3 and 5, return the string "FizzBuzz". Otherwise just return the integer. Note: This problem is all over the internet. It would take you all of three seconds to look up a solution. Please don't, this is a good test of your ability to think logically with conditionals. + scaffold.py 1. # do not modify the function header in 2 def solution (num): 3 4 5 6 # Your solution goes here.
Description FizzBuzz This is a variation of an infamous tech interview question. Write a function called solution() which takes an integer argument. If that integer is evenly divisible by 3, return the string "Fizz". If that integer is evenly divisible by 5, return the string "Buzz". And if the integer is evenly divisible by both 3 and 5, return the string "FizzBuzz". Otherwise just return the integer. Note: This problem is all over the internet. It would take you all of three seconds to look up a solution. Please don't, this is a good test of your ability to think logically with conditionals. + scaffold.py 1. # do not modify the function header in 2 def solution (num): 3 4 5 6 # Your solution goes here.
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FizzBuzz
FizzBuzz
This is a variation of an infamous tech interview question.
Write a function called solution() which takes an integer
argument. If that integer is evenly divisible by 3, return the
string "Fizz". If that integer is evenly divisible by 5, return the
string "Buzz". And if the integer is evenly divisible by both 3
and 5, return the string "FizzBuzz". Otherwise just return the
integer.
Note: This problem is all over the internet. It would take you
all of three seconds to look up a solution. Please don't, this is
a good test of your ability to think logically with conditionals.
+
scaffold.py
1. # do not modify the function header in
2 def solution (num):
3
# Your solution goes here.
4
5
6
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FizzBuzz
FizzBuzz
This is a variation of an infamous tech interview question.
Write a function called solution() which takes an integer
argument. If that integer is evenly divisible by 3, return the
string "Fizz". If that integer is evenly divisible by 5, return the
string "Buzz". And if the integer is evenly divisible by both 3
and 5, return the string "FizzBuzz". Otherwise just return the
integer.
Note: This problem is all over the internet. It would take you
all of three seconds to look up a solution. Please don't, this is
a good test of your ability to think logically with conditionals.
+
scaffold.py
1. # do not modify the function header in
2 def solution (num):
3
# Your solution goes here.
4
5
6
/home/scaffold.py 4:1 Spaces: 4 (Auto)
Terminal
Click here to activate the terr
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