[dreamincodedot]

This is all that I've gotten so far..

for i in range (1, 10, 1):
print('#' * i)
for i in range (10, 0, -1):
print('#' * i)

I can't seeem to get the other side.

[sepp2k]

There's two things, you need to realize:

1. For each line the number of #s on the left side is equal to the number of #s on the right side.
2. The number of #s on the left + the number of #s on the right + the number of spaces between them = the width of the shape (which from looking at the picture seems to be 12).

So if you know the width and you know how many #s you printed on the left side, you can calculate how many spaces to print before printing the right side.