Print battery charge

Write a function named battery_charge that graphically represents a battery’s charge. Your function doesn't need to return anything, but just show how much a battery is charged.

This function will takes an int between 0 and 100 (in Python words in range(101)) as a parameter, display a bar to represent how much the battery is "filled" (from 0 to 10 bars), then prints the percentage.

Examples

>>> for i in range(20):
...    battery_charge(i)
...    print()  # Just to add a newline between them
...
[          ]
0%

[          ]
1%

[          ]
2%

[          ]
3%

[          ]
4%

[          ]
5%

[❚         ]
6%

[❚         ]
7%

[❚         ]
8%

[❚         ]
9%

[❚         ]
10%

[❚         ]
11%

[❚         ]
12%

[❚         ]
13%

[❚         ]
14%

[❚❚        ]
15%

[❚❚        ]
16%

[❚❚        ]
17%

[❚❚        ]
18%

[❚❚        ]
19%

If the ❚ character causes you problems in your editor or terminal, feel free to use a simple | instead.

References

• The round builtin function.