New to Python, implementing a function using a string as an input
<p>I'm new to Python and one of the problems I have for homework has me stuck.</p>

<p>Here's the question?
Implement function cheer() that takes as input a team name (as a string) and prints a cheer as shown:</p>

<pre><code>cheer(‘Huskies’)
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<p>How do you spell winner?<br>
I know, I know!<br>
H U S K I E S !<br>
And that's how you spell winner!<br>
Go Huskies!</p>

<p>I've been able to get everything figured out except for the spaced out team name on the third line. I'll post what I have below. If anyone had any ideas how to fix it, I would greatly appreciate it?</p>

<pre><code>def cheer(team):
    print("How do you spell winner?"+"\nI know, I know!""\n"+team.upper()+"!"+"\nAnd that's how you spell winner!"+"\nGo "+ team+"!"+"\n")
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<p>Using the team name "Devils" as the input, this is what the above code gets me:</p>

<pre><code>cheer("Devils")
How do you spell winner?
I know, I know!
DEVILS!
And that's how you spell winner!
Go Devils!
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