Write a program that displays your initials in a pattern on the screen. Compose each initial with six lines of smaller initials, as the following example:
J FFFFFF
J F
J FFF
J F
J J F
JJJJJJ F
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namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine(" SSSSSS H OOOO");
Console.WriteLine(" S H OO OO");
Console.WriteLine(" S HHHHHH OO OO");
Console.WriteLine(" SSSSSS H H OO OO");
Console.WriteLine(" S H H OO OO");
Console.WriteLine(" SSSSSS H H OOOO");
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}
To write a program that displays your initials in a pattern on the screen, you can use a combination of loops and print statements. Here's an example program in Python that accomplishes this:
```python
initial = "JF" # Replace with your own initials
# Iterate over each character in the initials
for char in initial:
# Print the larger version of the initial
print(char)
# Print six lines of smaller initials
for i in range(6):
# Print the smaller version of the initial
print(char * i)
```
You can run this program, and it will display your initials in the desired pattern on the screen. Replace the value of the `initial` variable with your own initials.
The outer loop iterates over each character in the initials. Inside the loop, it first prints the larger version of the initial character using `print(char)`. Then, it enters the inner loop using `for i in range(6)`. This loop iterates from 0 to 5.
Inside the inner loop, the program prints the smaller version of the initial by multiplying the character `char` by the loop variable `i`. This creates a string with `i` repetitions of the initial character. The `print()` function is used to display the string on the screen.
By printing the larger initial first and then the smaller ones in a decreasing pattern, the desired initials pattern is achieved.