Print stars "*" in triangle | Lesson 5 - Zero to Software Engineer Free Coding Bootcamp
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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In this video we will run through a fun exercise with loops!
Here is the question prompt:
'''
Given an input of size: n, output a
right angled triangle with n number
of rows.
EX:
n = 1
*
n = 2
*
**
n = 3
*
**
***
'''
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How do you do the spaces before each star to get the pyramid? Like if it's 3 rows then you would need 2 blank spaces before the 1st star and 1 blank space before the 2nd two stars, but how would you incorporate that in code?
Haha check out my other video where I show you how to draw the pyramid 😀
I learned so much meowww
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Hi Vincent! This is my code for the pyramid 🙂
def pyramid(n):
spaces = n-1
for num in range(1, 2*n, 2):
print(' '*spaces+'*'*num)
spaces = spaces - 1
pyramid(10)
pyramid(5)
pyramid(25)
Nice work!
What does the 3rd section in range mean? (Start, End, ?)
@@ilyilybb the steps, so if you put 2, it will count by 2. If you don't provide the their argument, it will just count by 1
Hi, this Question is off subject. I have a computer science degree (2004 and never used😮) and MBA(2014). Been in administration and now thinking about going back into computers. Should I pay out of pocket for classes like python and JavaScript instead of doing a boot camp? I’m really thinking about becoming a software engineer but I never used my CS. I need help with choosing the best approach.
To be honest, it really depends. If you forgot all of your coding skills, then yes it would be beneficial to take some classes to sharpen up. However, if you want to get employed, what you really need are projects to demonstrate your skills. So I think a bootcamp would make more sense as it will help you build up a portfolio.
Now the next thing is cost. Do you have the money to shell out on a bootcamp? Considering that you already have a CS degree, I'd assume that you were technical in the past. So you should be able to pick things up fairly quickly. If you want to save money, you can just watch this playlist and self study / find someone to tutor / mentor you 1 on 1.
Good luck!
Thank you for the information. Yes, paying out of pocket would be better. Student loans are monsters lol thank you so much for the advice. I will look through your playlist. Do you have a video that mentions on how to list your self taught information and how to create a portfolio?
The series will go over those details 👍
Thank you for the lesson!
Cheers!