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Tile pyramids on top of each other!
The task
Given a positive integer as input, output tiled pyramids of this height.
How?
Let's say the inputted integer was n. From there, we output n lines of output, each having:
- A decreasing indentation of spaces starting with
n-1spaces and ending with0spaces - An increasing number of the symbol
/starting with1symbol and ending withnsymbols - An increasing number of the symbol
\starting with1symbol and ending withnsymbols
For example, with an input of 4, the output should be the following:
/\
//\\
///\\\
////\\\\
Rules
- You may output an optional newline after the required output
- Input will always be a positive integer
- This is code-golf, so lowest byte-count for each language is the winner
Test cases
Input: 1
Output:
/\
Input: 7
Output:
/\
//\\
///\\\
////\\\\
/////\\\\\
//////\\\\\\
///////\\\\\\\
Input: 11
Output:
/\
//\\
///\\\
////\\\\
/////\\\\\
//////\\\\\\
///////\\\\\\\
////////\\\\\\\\
/////////\\\\\\\\\
//////////\\\\\\\\\\
///////////\\\\\\\\\\\
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Python 2, 57 bytes
a,x=1,input()
exec'print" "*(x-a)+"/"*a+"\\\\"*a;a+=1;'*x
Prints it out line by line
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