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IX CH10 Programs (Patterns)

The document provides a series of programming exercises focused on creating various patterns using nested 'for' loops in Java. It includes 26 different patterns, such as stars, numbers, and letters, with specific instructions for each. Additionally, it offers a choice for users to print either even numbers or a sequential pattern based on user input.

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IX CH10 Programs (Patterns)

The document provides a series of programming exercises focused on creating various patterns using nested 'for' loops in Java. It includes 26 different patterns, such as stars, numbers, and letters, with specific instructions for each. Additionally, it offers a choice for users to print either even numbers or a sequential pattern based on user input.

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NESTED LOOP

PROGRAMS on nested ‘for’ loop:


I - Write programs on following patterns:

1. * 2. ***** 3. 1 4. 54321
** **** 21 5432
*** *** 321 543
**** ** 4321 54
***** * 54321 5

5. 1 6. a 7. ZZ…ZZ 8. Z
22 ab Y…..Y yz
333 . . .
4444 . . .
55555 ab….yz BB ab…yz
A

9. 97531 10. 0 11. 8 12. 11111


7531 22 68 3333
531 444 468 555
31 6666 2468 77
1 88888 02468 9

13. 1 14. 10987 15. A 16. 5*4*3*2*1*


23 654 BC 4*3*2*1*
456 32 DEF 3*2*1*
78910 1 GHIJ 2*1*
KLMNO 1*

17. *9 18. 19. 0


*99 2 01
*999 4 6 012
*9999 8 10 12 0123
*99999 14 16 18 20 012
01
0

20. * 21. ***** 22. 5 23. 12345


** **** 44 1234
*** *** 333 123
**** ** 2222 12
***** * 11111 1
24. z 25. AAAAA
yz BBBB
xyz CCC
wxyz DD
vwxyz E
uvwxyz

26. Write a program in Java to print either of the following patterns for n lines, depending on
the user’s choice:
(a) 2 4 6 8 (b) 1
4 6 8 2 3
6 8 4 5 6
8 7 8 9 10

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