Write a function called `PrintAndMiss()` that takes a `string` and an `int` as an argument. The function should move through the `string` in sets determined by the `int`, printing the first set, omitting the second, printing the third, and so on, in a 'print' and 'miss' fashion until the end of the `string` is reached. Return a `string` containing the printed characters.
- If the `string` is empty return `Invalid Output` followed by newline `\n`.
- If the `int` is `0`or it's negative return the `string` followed by a newline `\n`.
- If the `string` is empty or the `int` is negative return `Invalid Output` followed by newline `\n`.
- If the `int` is `0` return the `string` followed by a newline `\n`.
Tiago Collot
2 years ago