As a reminder, a "for loop" in Python is written like this:
for i in range(0, 10):
print(i)
In English, the code says:
i equals 0. (i in range(0))i is greater than or equal to 10 (range(0, 10)), exit the loop.i to the console. (print(i))1 to i. (range defaults to incrementing by 1)2The result is that the numbers 0-9 are logged to the console in order.
The body of a for-loop must be indented; otherwise, you'll get a syntax error.
In the print_numbers_from_five_to function, the for-loop starts at 0. It should start at 5. Only change the start.