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Welcome back, guys, to another exercise for the beginners.
OK, so we want to write a program that simply prints the following takes shape.
OK, so you have here some shape on the right, which is simply resembles to you the character.
Right.
And this shape is constructed of asterisks or these little nice stories that we are using and we've
probably used in previous exercises.
And what we want to do is simply to print this shape to the screen.
So what you have to understand is simply think about some logic and about what you should write and
what you shouldn't write in this exercise so that these way you will print exactly these shape to the
screen.
And my suggestion is, let's say that, first of all, I recommend you to start with this simple X right
here, OK?
That is constructed of just five asterisks and one in the middle.
And then once you are done, simply to expand it one further and finally make of elastics, the large
one, which has like three asterisks at each corner, let's say.
OK, so simply write a program that uses it's probably using some print commands to the screen and you
just have to think how you're probably going to work with the space characters in order to organize
it and to construct it exactly as it's looking on the screen.
So think all this and go try it on your own.
I'll see you.
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