Writing a function that accepts two integer parameters (lines and cheers)

[taydeal20]

I have to create a function named "cheerleader" that produces the following output using parameters:

cheerleader(4, 3)
output Go Team Go Team Go
Go Team Go Team Go
Go Team Go Team Go
Go Team Go Team Go

A "cheer" is an occurrence of the word "Go" in the output. Neighboring cheers are separated by the word "Team", so 1 cheer is printed as "Go", 2 cheers as "Go Team Go", 3 cheers are printed as "Go Team Go Team Go", and so on.

This is the code I have so far but I can't figure out how to get part of the print of "Go Team Go" to print separate depending on the chants:

def cheerleader(line, cheers):
for i in range(line, cheers):
print(" " * (i * 3 - 3), end="")
print("Go Team Go")
cheerleader(2, 3)

[nilamo]

When I hear about something being repeated some number of times, with something joining those items together, I immediately think of a list, and the str.join method. Here's the docs for that:

>>> help(str.join)
Help on method_descriptor:

join(...)
    S.join(iterable) -> str

    Return a string which is the concatenation of the strings in the
    iterable.  The separator between elements is S.

Here's an example usage:

>>> " Spam ".join(["Eggs", "Eggs", "Eggs"])
'Eggs Spam Eggs Spam Eggs'

Hopefully, this will help you continue on your adventure :)