PYTHON PRACTICE PROBLEM 1 -----DAY3

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Problem Statement:-
Rohan das is a fraud by nature.
Rohan Das wrote a python function to print a multiplication table of a given number
and put one of the values (randomly generated) as wrong.

Rohan Das did this to fool his classmates and make them commit a mistake in a test.
You cannot tolerate this!

So you decided to use your python skills to counter Rohan’s actions by writing
 a python program that validates Rohan’s multiplication table.

Your function should be able to find out the wrong values in Rohan’s
 table and expose Rohan Das as a fraud.

Note: Rohan’s function returns a list of numbers like this

Rohan Das’s Function Input:
rohanMultiplication(6)
Rohan’s function returns this output:
[6, 12, 18, 26, …., 60]

You have to write a function isCorrect(table, number) and return the index where rohan’s function
 is wrong and print it to the screen! If the table is correct, your function returns None

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Python Practice problem 8 (Easy, 10 points)
Rohan Das Is A Fraud
Rohan das is a fraud by nature.
Rohan Das wrote a python function to print a multiplication table of a given number and put one of the values (randomly generated) as wrong.
Rohan Das did this to fool his classmates and make them commit a mistake in a test. You cannot tolerate this! 
So you decided to use your python skills to counter Rohan’s actions by writing a python program that validates Rohan’s multiplication table.
Your function should be able to find out the wrong values in Rohan’s table and expose Rohan Das as a fraud.
Note: Rohan’s function returns a list of numbers like this
Rohan Das’s Function Input:
rohanMultiplication(6)
Rohan’s function returns this output:
[6, 12, 18, 26, …., 60]
You have to write a function isCorrect(table, number) and return the index where rohan’s function is wrong and print it to the screen! If the table is correct, your function returns None.
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import random


def rohanMultiplication(number):
    wrong = random.randint(0, 9)
    table = [i * number for i in range(1, 11)]
    table[wrong] = table[wrong] + random.randint(0, 10)
    return table


def isCorrect(table, number):
    for i in range(1, 11):
        if table[i - 1] != i * number:
            return i - 1

    return None


if __name__ == "__main__":
    # print(rohanMultiplication(7))
    number = int(input("Enter a number: "))
    myTable = rohanMultiplication(number)
    print(myTable)
    wrongIndex = isCorrect(myTable, number)
    print(f"The table is wrong at index {wrongIndex}")