Question

The function below takes two arguments: a string (name) and an integer (position). Complete the function so that it prints out the a welcome statement that tells them person how many people are ahead of them in line. For example, your code should print out the following message if the person's name is Sally and their position is 24 (and hence have 23 people in front of them).
Welcome Sally! There are 23 people ahead of you in line.

student.py 1.
def print welcome (name, position):
# Implement your function here.
position - 1
print("Welcome Sally! There are (1) people ahead of you in line.".Format(name, position))

Answer 1

Answer:

The complete function is:

def printwelcome(name, position):

   position = position - 1

   print("Welcome {}! There are {} ahead of you in line".format(name,position))

Explanation:

This defines the function

def printwelcome(name, position):

This calculate the number of people in front

   position = position - 1

This prints the welcme message

   print("Welcome {}! There are {} ahead of you in line".format(name,position))