#Python Help

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gaunt dome
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I have to write some code for uni, unfortunately i dont aktually know, what to do...
I wrote the firt part of code, but idk how to write the next part. (Look at the pic for the constructions)
the part i wrote:
worter= {"0": "null",
"1": "eins",
"2": "zwei",
"3": "drei",
"4": "vier",
"5": "fünf",
"6": "sechs",
"7": "sieben",
"8": "acht",
"9": "neun",
"10": "zehn" }
zahl= input("Bitte geben sie eine positive Zahl ein: ")
print(zahl)

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gaunt kindleBOT
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gaunt dome
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worter= {"0": "null", #dictionary erstellen, und als key die ziffern verwenden, value ist das ausgeschriebene "1": "eins", "2": "zwei", "3": "drei", "4": "vier", "5": "fünf", "6": "sechs", "7": "sieben", "8": "acht", "9": "neun", "10": "zehn" } zahl= input("Bitte geben sie eine positive Zahl ein: ") print(zahl)

high mason
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My spontanius solution would be to just iterate over your numbers and then just print the equivalent of your dictionary.

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Here a solution, marked as spoiler in case you just wanted a tip:

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for nummer in zahl:
    print(woerter[nummer])

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