Create Numbers Pattern 1: using a for loop and range function#1
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In this pattern, we will display a single number on the first row, the next two numbers of the second row, And the next three numbers on the third row and so on. The count of numbers on each row is equal to the current row number.
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In this pattern, we will display a single number on the first row, the next two numbers of the second row, And the next three numbers on the third row and so on. The count of numbers on each row is equal to the current row number.