Python Exercise: Print alphabet pattern T

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27. Alphabet Pattern 'T'

Write a Python program to print the alphabet pattern 'T'.

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Sample Solution:

Python Code:

result_str="";    
for row in range(0,7):    
    for column in range(0,7):     
        if (column == 3 or (row == 0 and column > 0 and column <6)):  
            result_str=result_str+"*"    
        else:      
            result_str=result_str+" "    
    result_str=result_str+"\n"    
print(result_str);

Sample Output:

 *****                                                                                                        
   *                                                                                                          
   *                                                                                                          
   *                                                                                                          
   *                                                                                                          
   *                                                                                                          
   *  

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