frprint 1.2.0

more easier to use for-print

Introducing "rprint"!

If we want to repeat using "print()" before,
We should use "for()" or spam "print()".
But now! we can use "rprint()"!

how to use

It is very easy to use.
Just type rprint(), and put two variables in the "rprint()".
There's a 2 Type of rprint must need.
rprint() needs "text" and "int".
for an example,
  rprint("Hello python!",4)
  It is same with...

for i in range(4) :
    print("Hello python!")

Is same with,

rprint("Hello python!")

Yup. It goes like rprint(text,int,boolean(optional,Default value is True) ) If you write rprint like this...

rprint("Hello python!",4,False)

It goes like...

for i in range(4) :
    print("Hello word!", end=" ")

And this is all to use rprint()!
Ps.
you can also print variables.()