Please write a function named print_many_times (text, times), which takes a string and an integer as arguments. The integer argument specifies how many times the string argument should be printed out: print_many times ("hi", 5) print () text = "All Pythons, except one, grow up" times 3 print_many times (text, times) E. E. E. hi hi hi hi hi All Pythons, except one, grow up. All Pythons, except one, grow up. All Pythons, except one, grow up. Sample output

Please write a function named print_many_times (text, times), which takes a string and an integer as arguments. The integer argument specifies how many times the string argument should be printed out: print_many times ("hi", 5) print () text = "All Pythons, except one, grow up" times 3 print_many times (text, times) E. E. E. hi hi hi hi hi All Pythons, except one, grow up. All Pythons, except one, grow up. All Pythons, except one, grow up. Sample output

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ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

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