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  2. I am trying to make a christmas tree using for loops and nested for loops. For me to do that I need to be able to make a pyramids with *. I have tried countless times and I am having problems making one. Here is my code:

  3. Your code can be made more compact by: Using infix operators, replacing x=x+2 with x+=2. range automatically starts at zero, so range(0,z) can be replaced with range(z) Using string multiplication, replacing your inner for loops with ' ' * z. Applying these results in: def holidaybush(n): z = n - 1. x = 1.

  4. R: Christmas Tree - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/25893689

    I planned on reversing what I had (basically right-aligning the product of the function) to create the left side, subsequently delete the rightmost column of the left side and glue it together with the right side of the tree, creating a Christmas tree. I really hope that someone can help me achieve this! Looking forward to your advice.

  5. b) drawChristmasTree (int n) which takes as an input one integer value n and then output on console a Christmas tree in which last part height equals n. The tree consists of pyramids of heights from 1 to n. The shape have to be as presented below (for n=4): XXX. XXX. XXXXX.

  6. algorithm - C# christmas tree - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/32842466

    draw a christmas tree with "X" 1. Creating a Christmas tree using only while loops. 11. Creating a ...

  7. how to make a christmas tree using loop in c program

    stackoverflow.com/questions/26204277

    Draw a ASCII-art Christmas tree in C++. 3. Want to create some kind of a loop for this code. Hot Network ...

  8. christmas tree in python language - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/64821082

    All you need is an extra print statement, outside the FOR loop, as the last thing in the holidaybush function: print(" "*(n-2), "|") This will print the "|" character after n -2 spaces. This leaves the "root" of the tree underneath the central "*" character, answered Nov 13, 2020 at 13:26. pythonmegapixel. 130 8.

  9. pygame.draw.lines(screen, GREEN, True, TREE_POINTS, 1) pygame.display.flip() clock.tick(60) pygame.quit() Obviously you need to work out further co-ordinates for the tree. It would be a better (but more complicated) approach to draw the tree scaled to fit in the window.

  10. First, we need to draw our tree. in each line, our tree has an odd number of starts for showing tree and some ~ characters for representing the background. If we want to have a tree which its height is equal to the height variable. at the height th line, we don't want to have any ~ character.

  11. I am currently working on some code, a student on quarantine and I am trying to solve a problem with a christmas tree but can't quite get into it. The christmas tree has to be done with "while", I have tried but I only get half the tree. Line of code: lines=1 maxlines=9 while lines>=maxlines: print (lines*'*') lines+=1 What I am getting: