For example, if user inputs 5, output: 99999
I know I can use a for loop to string concatenate, and then int the string, but this solutions seems ineffective.
You can simply do this:
>>> my_count = 5
>>> int('9'*my_count)
99999
Here, '9'*my_count
will repeat '9' five (my_count
) times in a string and then I am type-casting it to int
to get an integer value.
Note: If you want return value as integer, then go with kaya3's answer as it'll give better performance. But if you want the return value as string (without type-casting it to int), only then you should go with this answer as it will be more performance efficient.