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Module 4 Worksheet 6 Star loops For each of the outputs shown below Write a Python function definition that has one parameter which is one integer that is the number of lines of output. In all the example outputs the parameter is the value four, but the parameter could be any other non-negative integer. For the first output write two versions of your function definition 1. version 1: have the function definition print the output to the console 2. version 2: have the function definition build up a string that it returns and that is then printed by the global code For the remaining functions that you write, have the function return a string containing the output which is then printed by the global code. For each function show a call from the global code to that function. If the function you call returns a string, the global code needs to print that string on the console. Each line has line number of stars. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

          Module 4 Worksheet 6 Star loops
For each of the outputs shown below
Write a Python function definition that has one parameter which is one integer that is the number of
lines of output. In all the example outputs the parameter is the value four, but the parameter could be
any other non-negative integer.
For the first output write two versions of your function definition
1. version 1: have the function definition print the output to the console
2. version 2: have the function definition build up a string that it returns and that is then printed by
the global code
For the remaining functions that you write, have the function return a string containing the output
which is then printed by the global code.
For each function show a call from the global code to that function. If the function you call returns a
string, the global code needs to print that string on the console.
Each line has line number of stars.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Module 4 Worksheet 6 Star loops
For each of the outputs shown below
Write a Python function definition that has one parameter which is one integer that is the number of
lines of output. In all the example outputs the parameter is the value four, but the parameter could be
any other non-negative integer.
For the first output write two versions of your function definition
1. version 1: have the function definition print the output to the console
2. version 2: have the function definition build up a string that it returns and that is then printed by
the global code
For the remaining functions that you write, have the function return a string containing the output
which is then printed by the global code.
For each function show a call from the global code to that function. If the function you call returns a
string, the global code needs to print that string on the console.
Each line has line number of stars.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

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