You are currently redecorating your apartment. You love Computer Science so much that you've decided to create a rug that displays ASCII characters. You are not sure, however, what character or how big you want the rug! Help yourself out by creating a program that will:
Input a width and height for the size of the rug (between 1 and 50 inclusive).
Input a character to test on the rug (assume only one character will be given).
Output a mock up of the rug, using the dimension and character specified by the user.
Each character should be printed with a space after it. You can assume the input to your program is always valid (e.g., a negative number will not be entered for the width).
Example Execution #1
Input the dimensions for the rug, and the character to
print:
WIDTH> 7
HEIGHT> 5
CHARACTER> *
A 7x5 rug with character * will look like:
OUTPUT * * * * * * *
OUTPUT * * * * * * *
OUTPUT * * * * * * *
OUTPUT * * * * * * *
OUTPUT * * * * * * *
//c++ program to make a pattern that take input from the user
#include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
//main function start
int main(){
int width,height;
cout<<"enter the width"<<endl;
cin>>width; //taking input of width from the user
cout<<"enter the height "<<endl;
cin>>height; //taking input of height from the user
char ch;
cout<<"enter the character you want to make pattern"<<endl;
cin>>ch; //taking input of char of whcich you have to mkae pattern
//first loop id for height
for(int i=0;i<height;i++){
//second loop is for the printing the width
for(int j=0;j<width;j++){
cout<<ch<<" ";
}
//after each linear printing the next row in next coloumn
cout<<endl;
}
}
here output screen :
the size of the rug is 7x5.
if you have any problem then
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