Print Stars in Greather than shape

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i want star print in this shape

    *
   *
  *
 *
*
 *
  *
   *
    *

Posted 6-Apr-15 18:29pm

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Updated 6-Apr-15 18:40pm

Sascha Lefèvre

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Sascha Lefèvre 7-Apr-15 0:40am

And what have you tried so far?

[no name] 7-Apr-15 0:42am

Can u explain more ? question is not clear ?

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 0:59am

He want to print * like the above format in Console Application. ;)

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 1:18am

Have you tried anything ?

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King Fisher · Answer 1 · 2015-04-06T19:19:00

Solution 1

I think its your Interview question ,I faced the same question in my interview when I'm a fresher.

C#

using System;
class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        for (int i = 5; i >=0; i--)
        {
            //function();
            Console.WriteLine(Indent(i) + "*");
        }

    for (int i = 1; i<= 5; i++)
    {
        //function();
        Console.WriteLine(Indent(i) + "*");
    }
    Console.ReadKey();
}

public static string Indent(int count)
{
    return "".PadLeft(count);
}

}

And before you post your question try something with what you know.

Posted 6-Apr-15 19:19pm

King Fisher

Updated 6-Apr-15 19:54pm

Chris Maunder772.9K

v5

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King Fisher 7-Apr-15 1:21am

I don't know ,something went wrong while formatting :(

Dave Kreskowiak 7-Apr-15 1:25am

When you see "questions" like this, do NOT post the code for it. Chances are it's not an interview question but a homework assignment.

You just gave him the answer without giving him the knowledge behind it.

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 1:31am

Yes you are Right Sometimes , But the People who signup with Codeproject ,they hope CP can solve their Problems. :(

Sascha Lefèvre 7-Apr-15 1:41am

You don't help them because they didn't even try themselves - they just take your answer, are done with their homework and come back for the next one..

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 2:13am

Not All cases, this is his first question ,he didn't asked any question like this before.he may be Fresher or Student,I met some guys like this I assigned some task like this ,they took one to two days for this but didn't completed the task ,I Asked him what's the problem ? and he said i don't know how to search in Google and how to start ,where to start? because, very Poor quality of education in my State.

Sascha Lefèvre 7-Apr-15 2:29am

Alright.. but do you really help him if you present him the ready solution?

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 2:34am

Not really, But , he may look out each line and may thing why he wrote these lines? he may do search about each line in Google ,Possibly :)

Sascha Lefèvre 7-Apr-15 2:37am

Let's hope :-)

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 2:39am

Good to talk to you :)

Sascha Lefèvre 7-Apr-15 2:42am

My pleasure :)

Dave Kreskowiak 7-Apr-15 1:48am

You did NOT solve the problem. You just gave him the answer.

The problem is that he doesn't know what he's doing and you didn't explain anything at all.

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 1:39am

They are not lazy , they don't know how to start and where to start even they don't know how to Google.

Sascha Lefèvre 7-Apr-15 1:42am

I'm pretty sure they would know how to start if they had listened while in class ;-)

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 2:14am

Not all the students listened the Class except first bench students. :)

Dave Kreskowiak 7-Apr-15 1:50am

Not lazy? You haven't been around here that long.

The problem with giving the answers away is that they learn nothing. The problem is that when they learn nothing, they try to get a job in the industry, or worse, they get a contracting job in the industry and can't do the job!

This field is littered with stories like this.

King Fisher 7-Apr-15 2:30am

I agree , I haven't been here that long.
:((

George Swan 7-Apr-15 9:05am

Shouldn't we think twice before censoring participants, on the grounds that we know what’s best for them? Is that sort of behaviour really appropriate in a free and open forum?

upendra shahi · Answer 2 · 2015-04-06T20:37:00

Solution 1:

protected void PrintGreater()
{

     for (int i = 5; i >=1; i--)
    {
        for (int j = 1; j < i; j++)
        {
            Response.Write("&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;");
        }
        Response.Write("*"+ "<br/>");

    }

    for(int j=1;j<=5;j++)
        {<br />
            for(int i=1;i<j;i++)
            {

                Response.Write("&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;");
            }
            Response.Write("*" + "<br/>");
        }
}

Solution 2:

protected void PrintGreater()
{

for (int i = 5; i >=1; i--)
{
for (int j = 1; j < i; j++)
{
Response.Write(" ");
}
Response.Write("*"+ "
");

}

for(int j=2;j<=5;j++)
{

for(int i=1;i<j;i++)
{
=""
="" response.write("   ");
="" }
="" response.write("*"="" +="" "<br="">");
}
}

hope this will work for you.

Happy coding :)