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Transcribed Image Text:23. Write a C++ program that reads a positive integer n and then prints the following pattern
which has got 2n-1 rows of stars. The following pattern shows the required output for the
case n = 6. Your cout statement must print only one digit at a time. Therefore you must use
a nested loop. You can choose whichever loop structure (for, while, do-while or
combination of them) to use. The following diagram shows the answer for n = 6.
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