# let's do it some Wiredly 🥴🥴


hash_line = '# # # #'

for i in range(4):
    print(hash_line)

# but it's look like something Wried 🥴, let's do it with only one 'hash', hassh = '# '

# look at the codes below...
# and the first 'for' loop will loop the inner 'for' loop for 4 times.. that means it will print '4 Columns'

# this 'for' loop will be looped for (0 - 3) times, that means for 4 times) and 'print' '#' for 4 times 'Together'...
# that means, it will print '1 row'.. 😎


hassh = '# '

for i in range(4):   
                               
    for j in range(4):                          
        print(hassh, end='')                    
    print()

# and, one more thing, it's a nested 'for' loop.. 🙂