I need to iterate in a function for 3 accounts and print each account[i]

Question

months_subscribed = input()
acct = ["Account 1", "Account 2", "Account 3"]
account = []

def summary_months_sub():
# acct = ["Account 1", "Account 2", "Account 3"]
mostEarned = 0.0
combined = 0.0
month_subscribed = int(input())
if month_subscribed < 3:
a1_month2_sub = month_subscribed * 7
else:
remain = month_subscribed % 3
a1_month2_sub = month_subscribed * 6 + remain
a1_ad_free = float(input()) * 2
a1_vod = float(input()) * 27.99
a1_vod = a1_vod.__round__(2)
a1_total_summary = a1_month2_sub + a1_ad_free + a1_vod
combined += a1_total_summary
a1_premium = a1_ad_free + a1_vod
account1 = combined
a2_months_sub = a1_month2_sub
a2_ad_sub = a1_ad_free
a2_vod = a1_vod.__round__(2)
a3_months_sub = a1_month2_sub
a3_ad_sub = a1_ad_free
a3_vod = a1_vod.__round__(2)
months = [a1_month2_sub, a2_months_sub, a3_months_sub]
ads = [a2_ad_sub, a2_ad_sub, a3_ad_sub]
vods = [a1_vod, a2_vod, a3_vod]
for i in range(3):
print(f'{acct[i]} made

Answer 1

There is a little + on the right side

Answer 2

Multiple functions can be created

Answer 3

Okay, I don't fully understand yet what it is supposed to do but here some things:

* check your f-strings, they are like:
f'hello {x}'

* pass accounts and input (months) as arguments to the function (instead of writing them inside of the function)

Answer 4

Please put your code in a script on sololearn playground and link it.

Tag the relevant programming language.

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/ct5RrTMgNJlr/#py