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Welcome back to another exercising our basic programming section in this section, in this exercise,
actually, what you are requested to do is simply to write a program that all it does is to print the
following pattern to the screen.
OK, so we have our A screen where we print different results, different strings.
And what we have to do now is to print the following pattern.
So the pattern goes like this.
First of all, you need to understand that we have to print five lines and 10 columns at each line.
OK.
And how should we feel this better?
So at the first row, we should print one and all the remaining nine characters left should be asterisks.
And then the second line, we should print one, two, and then the remaining eight asterisks and so
on and so forth.
And the fifth line you have to print one, two, three, four, five and five asterisks.
So it's not very complicated if you've listened up so far.
But what do you have to do is to simply implement this exercise and these printing are printing, let's
say printing pattern concept is to use two different approaches.
So one one approach will use just probably one print command and the other approach should use to print
commands.
So take a couple of moments to think about it, open up your ID and to try writing these code on your
own build and run it and make sure that it works as expected and if it doesn't work as expected.
So you have to be really, really concentrated on the solution and to understand everything that we
are doing.
And if you still think you can do it, then you know how to do it.
Please, guys, don't don't be like that.
Try to open up your ideas.
If you know how to do it, it should take you just one, two minute practice.
It practice makes progress.
Remember that.
So until then, until the solutions video, I wish you good luck.
Keep it up and keep on practicing.
I'll see you then.
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