Can someone explain to me why this code gives me "No Output" in sololearn

Question

def beer_song():
bottles = 99
for beer in range(0,99):
print(bottles,'bottles of beer on the wall,')
print(bottles,'bottles of beer,')
print('Take one down, pass it around,')
bottles -=1
if bottles == 1:
print(bottles,'bottle of beer on the wall.')
print(bottles,'bottle of beer on the wall,')
print(bottles,'bottle of beer,')
print('Take one down, pass it around,')
bottles -= 1
if bottles == 0:
print('No more bottles of beer on the wall.')
print('No more bottles of beer on the wall,')
print('No more bottles of beer,')
print('Go to the store, buy some more,')
print('99 bottles of beer on the wall.')
break
print(bottles,'bottles of beer on the wall.')

This is the code, when I run it in Idle it runs perfectly fine but solo learn is telling me "No Output"

Answer 1

Leo Hunter I think I recognize the code! It is from the book "99 Bottles of OOP" by Sandi Metz, isn't it?! 🙈🙊
Or at least, inspired by it?! 🤔
EDIT:
It is written in Ruby but you're trying with Python!

Answer 2

Did you call your function (after the def block)?

def beer_song():
# Code goes here

beer_song()

Answer 3

Leo Hunter That's the way it is on the Playground.
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/449564/?ref=app

Answer 4

I got it to work now, but it stops at 39 bottles (time exceeded)