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What is going on, guys?
And in this video, in this exercise, we are going to create in a Sausalito dry and yellow fast's risks.
So until now, we've just worked with a simple text printing our full name and some other information.
But now I want you to write a simple see program that all it does is printing go in a Sausalito triangle
just like this one.
And these say sourceless triangle is just a bunch of asterisks that forum, these beautiful triangle.
And your dasuki is once again divided into two parts, two different ways that I want you to solve this
exercise.
So the first way that I want you to solve this exercise is by using multiple printf commands.
So, for example, use first print of command to just display these first asterisk on the first line.
And then you may use the second point of command for displaying these three asterisks and also use the
third one to display the last line.
Make sure that you also use this baselines correctly here and that you can see on the screen the exact
shape as you can see it right here.
Once you see that everything is printed correctly on the screen, you move to the second way and use
just one print F command.
Think about it.
How can you use just one print of command to display all of these isosceles triangle?
So once you're done, check out the solution video.
Good luck, guys.
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