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Exercise Nº 1 Using a nested for loop, print the string "hello" 12 times. Use different combinations of numbers. For example, the outer loop would loop 6 times and the inner one 2 times (6*2 = 12). Etc.

Exercise Nº 2 Create a nested for loop to produce the following string:

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//product.js
function product(sku, name, description, price) {
    this.sku = sku;
    this.name = name;
    this.description = description;
    this.price = price;
}

//store.js shorted to 3 products
function store() {

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first_num = raw_input("Please input first number: ")
#line 1 asks for input, much like prompt() in javascript and saves it to a variable first_num

sec_num = raw_input("Please input second number: ")
#same as above but saves it in the sec_num variable

answer = int(first_num) + int(sec_num)
#so int is like javascript's parseInt() and turns the input into a whole number. 
#first_num and sec_num get saved in the answer variable