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
The trick here is to design each letter in a 6x6 matrix. Each letter will therefore be made up of an array of 6 strings, each of which will have 6 characters.
Example string array which can be name
by the letters themselves:
String[] f={
"FFFFFF",
"F",
"FFF",
"F",
"F",
"F"
};
So to display the letters, you only have to print them on six lines, like:
for(int i=0;i<6;i++){
System.out.println(j[i]+" "+f[i]);
}
(I am using Java syntax, hope you can do the conversion for C#)
I need an answer
To display your initials in a pattern using six lines of smaller initials, you can write a program in any programming language. Below is an example of how you can achieve this using Python:
```python
initials = {
'J': [
'J FFFFFF',
'J F',
'J FFF',
'J F',
'J J F',
'JJJJJJ F'
],
'O': [
' OOOO',
' O O',
' O O',
' O O',
' O O',
' O O',
' OOOO'
]
}
def display_initials():
for line_num in range(6):
line = ''
for initial in ['J', 'O']:
line += initials[initial][line_num] + ' '
print(line)
display_initials()
```
This program defines a dictionary `initials` that contains the patterns for each initial. In this example, the initials 'J' and 'O' are included. The `display_initials` function loops through each line number from 0 to 5 and prints the corresponding lines for each initial in the desired pattern. The `line += initials[initial][line_num] + ' '` concatenates the lines for each initial with proper spacing.
Simply run this program, and it will display your initials in the desired pattern:
```
J FFFFFF OOOO
J F O O
J FFF O O
J F O O
J J F O O
JJJJJJ F O O
OOOO
```
Feel free to modify the initials and patterns in the `initials` dictionary to display different initials or add more lines for each initial.
Here is a simple Python program that displays your initials in the given pattern:
```python
def display_initials():
# Print the 'J' initial
print("J FFFFFF")
print("J F")
print("J FFF")
print("J F")
print("J J F")
print("JJJJJJ F")
# Print the separator between initials
print()
# Print the 'F' initial
print("FFFFF")
print("F")
print("FFF")
print("F")
print("F")
# Call the function to display the initials
display_initials()
```
Explanation:
1. The program defines a function called `display_initials()` that will print the initials and pattern on the screen.
2. Inside the function, we print the 'J' initial line by line using the `print()` function.
3. After printing the 'J' initial, we print an empty line to serve as a separator between the two initials.
4. Next, we print the 'F' initial line by line.
5. Finally, we call the `display_initials()` function to execute it and display the initials on the screen.
You can run this program in a Python IDE or editor, and it will display your initials in the desired pattern.