.model tiny
.486
.data
.code
.startup
mov cx,1 ; registers used are cx,bx and si. dl and ah used for character printing.
mov bx,5
mov si,cx ; si is used to control the number of stars in each line, since cx keeps changing in x1 loop
x2:
x1:
mov dl, '*' ; prints character
mov ah,02h
int 21h
dec cx
jnz x1
mov dl,0ah ;prints new line.
mov ah,02
int 21h
inc si
mov cx,si
dec bx
jnz x2
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