python 3.8:

Design a function called print_multiples that takes two arguments: a. an integer that will have its multiples printed b. an integer the determines how many multiples of the first argument to print

For example: print_multiples(5, 10) prints 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 print_multiples(452, 8) prints 452 904 1356 1808 2260 2712 3164 3616

The values printed should be formatted with '4d'. For example: print(format(value, '4d'), end=' ').

Do not add any other text or spaces, just the line of numbers should be printed. In my solution there is a space after the last number printed on each line, because of the end=' '.

Preconditions: the arguments are both greater than or equal to 1.