Inner loop ? Why would you need such a thing ? You can do it with a single for loop using std::string::string
void print_stuff(unsigned width){
for(auto i = 0u ; i < width ; i+=1){
auto starAmount = width - i;
auto spaceAmount = i;
std::cout << std::string{spaceAmount, ' '} << std::string{starAmount, '*'} << '\n';
}
}
If you really need an inner loop then just replace the use of std::string
‘s constructor with a loop :
void print_stuff(unsigned width){
for(auto i = 0u ; i < width ; i+=1){
//auto starAmount = width - i;
auto spaceAmount = i;
for(auto j = 0u ; j < width ; j+=1)
std::cout << (j < spaceAmount ? ' ' : '*');
std::cout << '\n';
}
}
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solved Printing pattern with only one inner loop [closed]